Pittston Gazette

              | Try aft ad. in the Ouett*. § There is np more effective mejf dium of reaching the 30,000 men,, f women and children in thia com$ munity. * *KikKit. 0fU KU 2 Do you want all die news |your home town ? Then for the Gazette. The- published in the PITTSTON, PA., WEDNEjDaV EVENING. AUGUST 38. Ipoi. TW««?ANMOHTr?PV I ONLY DAILY IH CITY HFTY-SlBCOWD YEAR j WEEKLY EBTABLI8HED1850. 1 DAILY ESTABLISHED btTHEO. HART 1883. IN EMPIRE IN DANGER. PRINCE CHUN'8 DELAVj CHEAP SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. Home Grown ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST SULTAN READY TO FIGHT FRANCE PLANNING FOR PEACE, SHAMROCK IS FLEET., Sermnny 9tofD« Heceptlon Plnn^Fo® To Mt Poeono and Dataware Water MUSKMELONS Shaffer Awaits the Approval ol Civic Federation Proposals. A Lout Spin in « siroittt «Vlnd IJ Nut Time. European Copcert on Turkey Berlin, Aug. 28.—it Is said that ait least t£U days will elapse before Princa Chun's expiatory mission arrives here. All thCj elaborate preparatlona for the receptiou of the prided at the Qraugerie, Potsdam, have been stopped.Mlaalon, Gap, Via the Lackawanna Railroad. Every Suildav, Jintll Oct. 31, the D., L. & W. railroad will Be!! cheap excursion tickets froul Pjtuton id alt Pocono and Water Gap. The round trip rate to Mt. Pocono will be $1. and to Water Gap *1.25. The train leaves Plttston Junction at S.19 f* rn. tu New York. Aug. 28.—The Shamrock II wp$ given a good long spin yester day both Inside and outside the ttoblt She was tried ih windward work and broad and close reaching:. Iu fact, the challenger was given everything except a spinnaker run In a breeze that some times piped tip lb 12 knots and At uo time was under eight knots. The good opiulon of her speed, merits and ability to carry lofty canvas was emphasized. May Be Broken. RECEIVED AT OUR STORE fresh Every Day All Summer Good* mi Special Low Prices* Look Over MAY TAKE MOROAH-SOHWAB Oi'FEB HUPTDRE WITH FRANCE 6EBI0U8. • y; fs t •■■inn Mall.! Ptomly# and Trie. ta Aifrrl n tirpnk tt'li*ll tdd tiln. Tkt French EnbtullnTljereovol Wltlidrnira. THESE BARGAINS Paris Looks for Peace. BUFFALO LABOR BAV MEETING. Excitement at McKeenport Over Vtntuor That Demmler Tin Plant Pro* posed to Reinme OperntloMR tilth ft on nn Inn Mefl ". Several papers express a hope that he will now be glieil simple hotel accommodations Instead of the palatial quarters that were being prepared. | It ia not generally known Sb»t mtiejfmelons fan be raised jnst as 8Uece»s- Tully I11 this vicfpjty as in New Jersey 01 Maryland. It's the quality or kind of soil that does it. There is one farmer within three miles of this city who has suoceedei! In raising about 100 barrels that are strictiy high grad", and we have just closed with him a contract for a limited number to be delivered to us daily. They will be Price Cutting Sale Will be Addressed by President Gom pers, of the A. F. of J.. Pittsburg, Aug. 28.—Nothing has been heard-from the officers of the Civic federation who went to New York thinking they could obtain a reopening qf tit* strike conference-. President Shaffer said hfe wis hot in cointnuiiicatlon with them. Paris, Aug. 28.—A semiofficial note has been Issued announcing that, the porte not having carried out Ita under takings wjtii regard to the disputed questions between the French and Ottomau governments, M. Constans, the French embassador, acting under Instructions from the forefcn minister. M. Delcasse, left Constantinople on Aug. 20. the date named In his last communication to the porte on the sublet't.In view of the fact that the expiatory mission of Prince Chun, brother of the emperor Qf China, was one of the cou dltlons of peaCe eiftbodfe'd Ih the de mands of the powers the Interruption of the Journey of Prince Chun, who I# now In Basel, Switzerland, has created considerable comment. The excuse of sickness Is nowhere entertained seriously. Taken In conjunction with the sudden detention In Shanghai of the expiatory mission to Japan, It Is be lleved to Indicate fresh complications with reference to the signing of the protocol In Peking. The German papers, which comment in a guarded way, suggest that the delay of Prince Chun Is due to an intimation from Emperor William as f6 certain matters of ceremony and etiquette with tfblch Prince Chun Is unable or unwilling to comply without permission from the Chinese court. 7C quality Dress Lawns, all colon and patterns, Washington. Aug. 38. -President Gompers, of the American Federation of Lata)!, will address the labor element of Buffalo on Labor Day, at ar. immense meeting that has been arranged for the occasion. Many yachting experts who saw he! performance call her a wonderful boflt All say she is the triost proposition thai has ever come over the waters hunting for the America's cpn She had life in her every minute. She\ath Wed way with remarkable rapidity,.is quick in stayp, points very high and stands up under a tremendous spread of canvas like the proverbial  At no time yesterday did she "put her rail under, even when wearing around close hauled and taking a 12 knot breeze abeam. With all this she Is a very beautiful boat under sail and taken altogether Is a decided improvement over the old Shatnhvk. Suits that were $D5.03 and upward are cow marked a* Fom mt« One lot of Ladies' Shirt Waist*, inincluding the 75c, $1 and $!.•$ grades, 1 to OLOSfi aoo mAO 6c quality Cream Domet Shaker Flanne!, MORE MILLS ARE RUNNING. $18 tHE WEATHER. He would npt.tqlfc about the report Hint the btrlkfng tune workers, who Rrft not members of *b*s rtsSWlhtioii, have deWrtiVded strike benefits. The tube n-urUu are members of the Federation W Labor and struck without authority. About 15,000 of them are out. RIPENED ON THE VINE, thereby retaining all the delicious qualities for which this fruit possesses, and being far ahead of those picked 'while ill their infancy and farr too green. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL* FOR 8Ke ioo doz. Large Cotton Towels, worth double, A correspondent was Informed from a high source that the departure.of M. Constans from Copstanttnople under the circumstances, is tantamount to a partial rupture of Franco-Turkish relations. Miitiir Be*. h'hDi !« in Switzerland. will be Informed, as set forth in flie semiofficial note Issued yesterday, that the French government does not desire him to return to Parlji. President Shaffer Denies That a Peace Proposition is Being Voted On. New York Stock Martolfe, furnished by M. R Johtah & Co., stock brokers, room 26 Miners' Bank Building. SAtl PRICE 9o MM Children's Muslin Drawers, trimmed, Open. Close. New York, Aug. 28, 1901. 135 135 V;, 98 9T% It is learned that President T. J. Shaffer tins sent out letters to nil mem* hers of thn executive committee nt.thft Amalgamated association Inviting the it approval of the peace plan agreed upoii Inst Saturday by tile representatives of the National Civic federation and the Amalgamated association headquarters officials. The plan proposes: Pinna For firtttomettt* and upwards. For a short time only to make room for Fall Shelley & Lucbsinger, FOR 0c A FAIR i case Children's Gauze Vests, IU1ERME AVE. WEST PITTSTON. Sugar  Atchison  Atchison, pref. •... Brooklyn Traction Ches. artd Ohio . .. U. «. Steel  C. S. Steel, pref. Manhattan El. ... Mo. Pacific  So. Pacific  Copper  Tlu* only uhv sail tried was her lnr gest club topsail. It was a revelation to those who saw It and Is certainly one of Itatsey's finest creations. It appears much larger than the topsails on the ColUinblii a lid Constitution it ex tends farther out over the pafT and runs up higher above the topmast. It Is said that the distance from the bottom of .the mast t»» tiic t"tD of the topsail club Is over 100 feet. The sail sheets out ver.V well, find there Is less loose nOss along tlie head, than on either of the American bojus. FOR «o KAOH Window Shades, with spriag roller, Stock. A Full Measure Every Time FOR So MAOH Children's Summer Dresses, slightly soiled, for fee maoh Ladies' Muslin Gowns, well made. Vienna, Aug. 28.—The Tagblatt's Constantinople correspondent says that the Sultan has declared that he is ready to face a war with France. The Porte has ordered 800 German guns for the defense of Salonica and other ports, and has ordered the laying of mines in the approaching harbors. The correspondent further asserts that the Sultan is busy day and night planning defences. 4T 44% The mi-rent affairs of the twrD embassies cim bo carried on by the charge d'affaires, but nil negotiations of ft political nature will be entirely suspended until t)io sultan yields to the French demand.;. The French goverhraeut considers that the sultan has broken hl« word. He had promised full payment of the* long standing Indemnities to Frenchmen amounting to $2,310,000. but at the end of last week declined to pay the full amouut and offered a re duced stun, which was refuse#! by M. Constans, who waited until Monday ind then departed. BUSS, 94H 94*4 119", 1199', . lOb  «n 537 * First That the Kew York offer of iuiy 2T. made by Messrs. Scliwnb .and Morgan, be accepted, This provided tlint the tin plate nillls resume under the scale signed for the yelit1 beginning July 1. thr.t the hoop company sign for all mills signed for last year, and that the sheet steel company sign for all mills signed for last year, except Old Meadow and Saltsburg. KLONDIKE HORRORS. SPECIAL VALUES FOR 90c (M* 25 doz. Ladies' Belts, real value ajc; PRICE TO CLOSE DOc EA0H Mining Party at the Point of Starva- Am. Car anil Foundry O. & Wv  Pehtl  Reading  lib 118% Oswego, N. Y., Aug. 28.—William C. Brown, a Klondike gold seeker, In rt letter to friends tells a startling story of starvation which drove the members of a party to the point of preparing to become cannibals. tion Attempt Cannlballam, THE TAILOR. 35% 35»* 30 % T. W. KYTE'S PEOPLE'S SINE 147V4 147 44% , 76% 77 65 % 65  13% li% • 19% 19'/j 101101 D \l 41 Vh Armstrong's EXETER ST., OPP. WYOMINO A VP. Paris. Aug. 28.—Inspired articles in the papers today intimate that the rupture with Turkey is not final. It i-s generally believed that Ambassador Constans's energetic movements in the matter will suffice to overcome the Sultan's resistance and that a rupture and entangling hostilities will be averted. Reading, pref .... Tenn. C. & I  Leather  Rubber  Union Pacific .... Union Pacific, pref Wabash, pref. Western Union .. M., K. & T  Norfolk  Sir Thomas IJpton was on board durng tlio entire trial nnd when seen at Sandy Hook after the ra»« r pleked up her hiuoi'Ultfs set-ined tiitlcii pleased with her allowing. Seeond.—That a provisional seale be arranged, but not signed, fot Prilnter'i*; Limingv it and the Clark mill, leaving recognition of the union open. Brown relates that George Penh, Jack llustoii and Joseph Thierry, prospectors, started so vera 1 months tfgd from their camp on Portage creek in an endeavor to reach civilization. Their progress was impeded by swollen streams, and they left that route to seek another. Their provisions gave out, and for 22 days they subsisted on snails, grass, toots and the eggs of wild fowl. Finally Dean became sick and was not able to eat anything. He died of starvation. The party had at this time reached the bank of Aigapuk river, 12 miles from Teller City, within the arctic circle. Only tlie most reliable brands of pro- •' cerbsand ranned Rood-* in atork. Tested t, and proven eonfldeuce-worthy.  15 80UTH MAIN STREET. -**FDRICE3. "Tills is the twentieth spin which the bont*lias had." said lie, "Including her races on the other side. She is improving all the time, and" I am uiore pleased with her than ever before. At no time did we rarry any water on deck. She bad life every minute, si ml if she does uot carry back the cup the American boat that bt-.us her may well Inspire in your people.'* Snltmi Mnkra Many Proral«e«. The sultan made a final attempt to induce lilin to stay. M. Const a ns had left TlierapJn on board the Vivutour for Stamboul. where he was to take the Orient express. A fcourl chamberlain arrived In Htamhoul In post haste from the sultan begging M. Const a da to re turn to Therapia and promising that •verything would be settled Satisfactorily. M. Constans declined to return, declaring tlic time for promises was past. It was for the sultau to fulfill his undertakings. £vans ...Brothers •Jj ¥ I Every Day is Bar- | | gain Day at Our | | • Stored |'i *ftDcrlc at tkc | i| Best Pat. Flour, per bbl S4.M f !|| Feed, per 100 lbs - 1.35 E 93 93 Vi Third.—That the XTnlted States Steel corporation formally declare Its attitude toward organized labor, this declaration to take such form as will have a reassuring effeet upon t lie hieil 111 the inllls "^Uutfawl $ Staple line of Dry Hoods and Notions that will na*e you niiuiy u trip to tlie rity'H department store*, and lu inoat caw»HHVo you inonoy. 57 50\A 5(11 s 5G / MORE MILLS RUNNING. 8haffer Denies the- Report That Peace is Being Considered. Pittsburg, Aug. 28.—For the first time since the inauguration of the Btrikc, the Star Tin Plate Works, are running three turns of eight hours each on two mills. This would be im possible but for the success of the management yesterday afternoon and last night in placing additional men in the mill. Six mills are running full today at the Painter Plant, on West Carson street. No. 5 hoop mill, which has not been operated for a year, Will begin to put in order. No. C guide mill is ready and will be started soon. The strikers maintain that the plant is not working as represented, and that nono of the mills are fully manned.- Other: than as above stated, the situation is= reported to be unchanged. Pittsburg, Aug. 28.—The American Tin Plate company, following up Its announcement that it would open all mills now closed by the strike, has advertised for nonunion men to fill the places of the strikers. The mann faeturers state plainly that they will 41 ray good wages and give .ample pro tection to their employes. This is defiance for the Amalgamated assiciation with a vengeance. Afrirnti nxplnrrr ttenri. SiKM-i.il attention paid to fruits and vegetables; a full variety earrled and nlwaya hh Iresli us possible to secure. S.tlina. Kan.. Aug. James Col man. aged years, lias J»i t died here. He was with l»r. Livingstone, the Afrl ean explorH". lor three years and was also a guide and interpreter in the Kallir war in 1S.7T. President Shaffer assented to these propositionsamlis now awaiting the result of a vote by mail. If approved, the Civic federation people will endeavor to secure an audience with the steel corporation oflieinls In N'ew York. !DUr lug the night, up to midnight, 14 hot) unionist were taken Into the Stilr 'till plant. They lirttl beeh quartered all day nt the Monongahela House and were taken to the mill in cabs. Twenty additional cots were also taken to the mill last night. The plant «uspeWlei1 operations at (1 h'clbek in the evening, but resumed again at 9 o'clock, and the manager says night turns will be workeel in the future. I 55c dbz. | Mormon MlKNlonnrlm Dlatnrb Japan, Pints, - GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER. Yokohama, via Victoria, B. C., Aug 28.—The adveut of Mormon missionarles tfi Japan Is exciting much comment. Four of tiiem, iieaded 1»y Apostle Heber J. (J rant. arrived by the Empress last Monday anil have already commenced an active campaign. They were peremptorily ejected from a missionary boardliig hiilise as soon ns their faith was known. The Incident will. It Is thought, redound greatly in their favor among the Japanese, whose hospitality and tolerant instincts form perhaps the most conspicuous feature of their character. Friday. Aug. U, Toko ha ma was visited by two earthquakes of an unusual character, being of abnormal length and accompanied by n peculiar motion. No damage was done here, but telegraphic advices from the north, especially from Agomorl, the terminus of the main line of railway, show that a serious convulsion took place there. In some localities the railway line wrt* completely thrown out of Joint, the depressions varying from eight Indies to eight feet. Quarts, Gallon, 60c " The French government will take no further steps in the matter, but will wait for the sultan to move, and It Is not tWmght the sultan will allow the present situation to last long. The day aft* Dean's death Louis tteich and George Wood, who were prospecting In the neighborhood, were attracted by peculiar cries as of some one In distress. They made their way to the river bank and there discovered Huston and Thierry, who had cut flesh from the body of Dean and were about to cook It. The rescuers were Just In time to prevent this. 80c " I oiL:)M Aug. UN.—The betrothal Is an nouueed of Prince John Chika. lieu tenant in the Fourth regiment ttlle lied hu.isiii's), at Hueharesl. 1«» Miss Ilazel Singer, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Singer. To Marry n Vtiinumnlnn Fritter. 5 J. T. ARMSTRONG & CO.. A C1lKi»atC li fro 111 Constantinople gives the following; position of affairs Immediately prct't'diug the departure of Hie I'Vnch embassador. M. Coustans: "Tin* Turkish government was showins a disposition to regard the French demands as settled by*the irade relating to the quays and the Albanian laud seizures. The French embassy in older to prevent n misunderstanding wrote to Tewiik Pasha, tlie minister of foreign n flairs. that France In addition expected the settlHwent ef two other claims in tlie demands made on Aug. 11 and that unless they were conceded before noon Monday Si. Constant would depart and Munir Bey. the Turkish embassador to France, would receive his purports. The porte. iustcail of yielding, asked for 24 hours' delay and "~ihade alternative propositions which were so umicceptable that M. Constans did not reply to them." W Booth Main St.. PITTSTOfc GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY. ,, Bran and Brown Mds 100 l.ll if Oats, per bushel. • • .80 f. Oats, 26 bushel lets • .40 Potatoes, per peak • • .40 !(; Onions, per pook - - .SO jjj Butter, best dairy, par lb .tl | Lard, Pure, per lb • .11)4 ili Cheese, full oream, par lb .11 'j* Eggs, per dozen • . .11 !f; Br. Sugar, IB lbs for • I.N | Arb. and Llan Coffee, lb .11 Rio Janeiro. Aug. I'M.--Jonqulli (lodoy, Chilean minister to Itrazil. died in Rio Janeiro suddenly yesterday. He was formerly Chilean minister to the United States. MlnlNter Rodor Droit. BASEBALL. A Wheeling dlspateh says: Nickel and Copper Plating. Wo brtte opeuKl a nickel and copper plating establishment lu West ntt«itou and are now ready to receive yonr patronage. "Within an hour after orders were received by Manager Wilson of the .l]tna-Standard plant to dismantle mill Xo. 1 and ship It to Vandergrlft a force of men were at work, and part of the ma ehlnery was loaded on cars ready for shipment to Vandergrlft. Reaulti of Veater4nr'f Gamn In the Different Lesiaea. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Brooklyn— R. H. E. No Matter What the Article The principal of our schools will be at the High School room. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Aug. 29. 30, and 31. from 9 o'clock to 12 o'clock a. m.. and 1.3o o'clock to 4 o'clock p. m.. each day, to conduct special examinations ol pupils who tailed to pass at the close of last term and have prepared themselves to take a second examination, and also to examine, enroll and clav sify resident and non-resident pupil* who have not attended the schools before.West Pittston Schools. Boston.... 2 1 000000000 O— S 1U 1 Brooklyn, n 1 u 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1— 4 8 ? We can m»ke it look like • w. Stove", bicycles, plumber*' supplies, etc , on which t be nickel has rosteu, recovered at modelate cost, and all work guaraute?d. i » Batteries—Dlnean and Moran; Uughea and Ear reli. IS THE WELL DRESSED MAN, "The Amalgamated leaders here say that the strike had uothiug to do with the removal of the mill, which waft-deckled on long ago. Husiuess men fear the removal of the entire plant." Boston Second gamt— 0t»000000-Cl rt 1 H. H. B. Hendricks & Son, Delaware Ave. Brooklyn ButteiiM—Pitt increr and Kittredge; -Kitson and Farrcll. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 :i 8 1 FLORAL DESIGNS and CUT FLOWERS wnt-n he baa been fitted out with a suit by Uilroy the Tailor There is not a tailor iu the city who can transform a mau so quickly or raise him iu his own estimation in such a short time as New \ orlc.. Philadelphia At Philadelphia— U0004010 0— 5 10 0 2 1 0000000— 3 6 3 R. H. E. Excitement at MrKrmport, Batteries—Hickman and Warner; Orth and Jack litr. Arranged appropriate for the occasion. P» ioea al wayDi the Lowest 'Phone orders promptly attended to. Choice Roses Always In Stook. Pittsburg, Aug. 28.—President Shaffer today gave out a specific denial ot the story that the executive board of the Amalgamated association was voting by mail on a peace proposition. He said that there \kas absolutely no truth Id the report. The excitement nt McKeesport at midnight was intense. Between 200 and .'100 strikers were parading the streets in an angry mood over reports to the effect -that the Denunler tin plant would resume at 0 o'clock in the morning. About 10 o'clock a boat was scon endeavoring to make a lauding near the mills. As soon as the strikers caught sight of the boat a roar went up. and a grand rush was made for the river bank, where the men fired a volley of questions at those on the boat. "Who are you?" "Where are you from?" "What do you want?" and similar questions wore asked of those on hoard, but Instead of receiving any answer to their questions the boat was seen to turn around and again go (town the river. The sirikers are of the opinion that the boat was trying to land strike breakers, and a sharp lookout is being kept on the river front for fear the boat again Mra. Foot* and Children Fonntl Second game— n. H. E. !i Evans Bros. Corning:. N. V.. Aug. 28.—Mrs. Dr. Nellie Poor and her two sons of Chicago have been found In the woods near here. Mrs. Poor Is the woman who nctetl In an Insane manner on nil Krle railroad tin in lnrff Thursday night ;ind then mysteriously disappeared. She and her sous hnve been living In the woods for several days and are suffering from exposure. They are eared for in the home of W. II. Chamberlain of, Kanona, N. Y., who Is a relative of Mrs. Poor. The woman Is Inhering under the hallucination that a price has been put upon her head. New York... 0 0 0 2 0—0- 0 0 3— "D 11 3 Philadelphia. 1 0 9 0 n 0 0 1 O- 4 4 1 Ordern left with the Misses EmlKh, 7 Water bt.. will receive prompt attention. J.B. CARPENTER flbristbaroener. fallal There will positively be no tim«- given lor examinations during the the opening of the schools. The principal's time will be taken up with other duties. It must be done on the days above mentioned or after the close of the schools. Friday, Sept. 6. Fiirniicnn Concert KnilnnKered. Batteries—Taylor, Smith and Warner; Higglesby and McForland. Washington. Aug. 28.—It is feared in official circles here that the withdrawal of the French embassador from Constantinople mnrks the dissolution of the concert of Europenn powers under which the integrity of Turkey wns una mil toed. By the treaty of Berlin all the great powers of Europe subscribed to an agreement to refrain from any act tlmt would tend to the destruction of the Ottoman empire. This action was talcon to forestall what were con reived to be the designs of Russia to seize on Turkish territory, and Russia herself was led to subscribe to the agreement by force of circumstances. Cincinnati Chicago At Chicago— 10000000 1— 2 7 1 00000000 8— 3 0 3 R. H. E. 46 South Main If. • Batteries—Sudhoff and Bergen; Taylor and Kling. PEOPLES' PHONE 5099. DRAFTING AND BLUE CENTRAL " 1234. PRINTING A SPECIALTY Benjamin A.Cro wthe r. IT'S DONE RIGHT ANOTHER OIL FIRE. At Pittsburg— n. h. k. IF WE DO IT. Rochester Suffered This Time. But the St. Louis.... 100000000—1 6 1 Pittsburg ..31 00021 0 #— 7 11 0 Bttltcriea—Harper and Ryan; Tannehill and Tcagcr. ARCHITECT Oood photography la un art that way fail to uianter. Yates la one of those who have Jiiaftered i». Vour photograph will be the *»eht you »»ver had taken if you go to bis studio His work continues to please wore pCDople every day. Firemen Soon Conquered Flames. Rochester. N. Y., Aug. 28.—Kliv broke out this morning in the works of the Vacuum Oil company, which is a branch of the Standard Oil company. The works cover several acres of ground. By hard work the firemen succeeded in confining the flames to the shipping room. Eight thousand cases of oil that were ready for shilament to South Africa went up in smoke..The loss Is estimated at |30. 000. Children not having attended our schools before this term, will be admitted only on presentation of vaccination certificates, as required by law. In cases where certificates from a physician cannot be secured, the following school board resolution will apply: 8TAND1NQ OF THE CLUBS. REGISTERED PATENT ATTORNEY. BOARD OF TRADE Call aud Commit W. L. P.C. W. L. P.O. Pittshnrpr... «■D 38 .612 Boston 51 64 .4Pfi Brooklyn.... 60 4rt .ft'W New York... 42 57 .421 Phili'phia.. 59 47 .357 Cincinnati.. 42 6* .420 8t. Louis... 68 50 . 537 Chicago 48 66 40u NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, WIUIAM ST. BUILDING Advice free. Itnowc volt (inlng Went. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Philadelphia—Chicago, 6; Philadelphia. 7. At Baltimore—Milwaukee, 5; Baltimore, 6. At Boston—Detroit, 1; Boston, 2. At Washington—Cleveland, 0; Washington, 6. "That certificates signed 1DV the parent. guardian or oilier person having knowledge, setting forth that the child or children of said parent or guardian have been successfully vaccinated. and also that where one or more attempts to vaccinate have uecu made within seven years and have not taken, and that the physician is now dead or cannot be had. such certificate will be accepted by the board." New York. Aug. '-N. Vice President Roosevelt will begin his western trip tomorrow, leaving on the Pennsylvania limited nt 10:14 a. in. lie left his home in Oyster Buy this morning and spent •some time with his two children, who ire rapidly convalescing in Roosevelt hospital, this city, lie is due In Chlca tro nt t»n. in. Friday aud is scheduled to lenve llie I'liion depot, nt which he will arrive. 8fD minutes later over the"Chiea»o nnd Alton for Springfield. Ills., there to be the guest of Coveruor Yates nnd review the militia in the state camp. Massachusetts and I\entucKy Mrs. Nation In »tv Urk, r EASTERN LEAGUE. At Brockton-Brockton, 0; Rorhester. 1. At Worcester—Worcester, 0; Toronto, 10. At Hartford—Hartford, 0; Buffalo, 4. makes its appearance. New York. Aug.m-N- Robert fJrau. who hns made a contract to maiingt Cnrrle Nation a week as n lecturer, announced last night tlmt she would arrive in this city from Baltimore ear ly this morning and that she would stop at the Victoria hotel. Mr. Grail hns engaged a room in Ills own name nt the hotel, but the clerks snid Inst night Hint unless they received instructions to the contrary Mrs. Nation wouldn't be allowed to stay there, nor. snid they, would they allow her to chop her way in. This morning Mrs. Nn Hon will visit the mayor's office. This afternoon she will visit several Ten dcrloln resorts. Mr. CJrnu says he will try to restrain her from being violent, n the evening she will lecture at Oeonn City, N. Tomorrow. Friday and Sat unlay Mrs. Nation is scheduled to talk nt Atlantic City, on Sunday at Carnegie hall in tills city, on Monday in the Brooklyn Academy of Music and on Tuesday in Boston. PLOW PRICES GO UP. Charleston. Aug. 15N.-Senator Benjamin Ilyiiii Tillman, who went to Spartanburg to attend a political meeting, was forced to leave for home on account of the serious condition of his Tlllmnn** Kye Injnrrtl. Slnicnlar Browning Accident Manufacturers Have Decided on an Rutherfordton. N. C., Aug. i!8.—'William Mills. 5H years of age, and his daughter-in-law. 30 years of age. and her l wo boys were drowned in a small stream In this town. Mr. Mills attempted toVross a swift branch which was about \our feet deep, when the wagon struck n log. turning It over, lie carried the two youngest children, a hoy and a girl. 3 and 4 years old. to a fence near by and went back to get his daughter-iii-ln w and the two other children. but they were all drowned. The bodies of the old gentleman aud daughter were recovered. The bodies of the two boys have not been found. Are both noted Slates; The former is noted, for its Boots and Shoes, and the latter for its shoots and booze, As the o. p. \ c O is noted lor line footwear. We want you to see our a-oek ot warm weather shoes—Oxfortls in Southern Ties* Southern Button, in patent leather, black dongo'a ■ and cloth tops. Shoes that are comfor— table and neat. Slippers, House Shoes, _ _ \a\ juli: ts, toe slippers and strap sandals— B.& r*. \0\ a lor tired leet. Have you ever Jp4.00 \s»\ considered that two thirds of your lile ''mv- 's El,ellt your shoes ? We sell foot covering of the standard make ~~ that w(wilier on —Cp its merits—no m*: excuses that it's just as goo I,it's best. Wc have various kinds, bccause you have various needs. We sell the best but at the lowest possible prices for which good goods can bo sold They that look and compare are Indeed value proof if they can tesist. Mf M It is impoaatblato par Ai I rl chase elsewhere food* MODERATE SSST'yaR PRICE StfSsJSMSl Advance of Ten Per Cent. Chicago. Aug. 28.—The plow manufacturers of the United States, a large number of whom have been in conference here during the last few days, have decided to make an advance ol 10 per cent, on the prices of plows and all plow repairs during the coining year. The present strike of the steel, workers is given as one cause of I he The attention of the patrous is directed to tiie following resolution of the board of directors, and parents will confer a favor upon directors and teachers by complying with the same. eye. The senator has only one good eye. (Mi the way to Spartanburg he occupied a seat in the day coach, which Is Ids habit when traveling in South Carolina, and a hot cinder flew in through the window and lodged In Ills eye. There was a smarting sting, and Senator Tillman endeavored to have the cinder removed. He failed in this, however, and suffered a great deal. The eye was Inflamed, and it was found necessary to perforin an operation.r\ liue of BOYS' ft CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SWT* ami respectfully invite parents to Inspect the stock. Tor|i«»Clo Dnnt Bestroyer l.annehedC "Resolved, In order that better anil closer classificfiatiou of the first year pupils may be had in that grade, the parents of those children who will be Philadelphia. Aug. IX—The torpedo boat destroyer Raliibridge hns bpeu Inunclicd nt Ncnlie »V Levy's shipyard. Tin* Utile war vessel was christened by Miss Louise Adcle I lain bridge! IolT. daughter of Captain Bainbridge-IIoff and granddaughter of Commodore Raliibridge. The BaiElhridge is the first to lie launched of a trio of tor|Dcdo boat destroyers now building at the Neatle & Levy yards, her sister ships being the Channcey ami the Barnes. The fall garments have the dlitlnetive styles, being well cut and finished, but the point on which we claim superiority Is the remarkable strength ami durability. advance six years old on or before Jan. 1. 1902. be and are hereby requested to send these children to school at once; also, that the parents of all children who will be six years old on or before the close of the school year in June next will please send them at the opening of the schools after the holidays." EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED. " Collided With a Switch Engine in a Yard at New York. Washoni Crunch Dlanater. Handsome school suits  Good durable school suit  Strictly allwool school suit*  Strictly all-wool knee pants, dC knee and seat, and warranted n New Haven. Conn.. Am;. 2S.—Tin Air Line express train, leaving this city tor Bon ton at 10.03 this morning crashed into a switch engine in th* railroad yards at Cedar mil. Both en gines were badly smashed, and I he paubengcrs were thrown from t licit seats. As far as ascertained, none wc re Philadelphia. Aug. 28.—'The Bethlcheni Steel company, which also includes tll*» Bethlehem Iron company, hasjtassed into the hands of Charles M. Schwab. A check for sM.0ill!.0OO was deposited with the Oirard Trust eoiitpany l»y Prexel & Co. in payment of H18,000 Shares of the Bethlehem Steel stork. The total nun)Iter of shares in the company is ,*D00.000. Immediately after the receipt of the cheek a new board of directors and new officers were elected. Ilethlcliem flonuht by Srhwnh, Danville, Va., Aug. 28.—A passenger trnin (in the Southern railway ran into a washout ton miles from thifyity. injuring a number of people, hut/none Biliously. The washout was called lDy a Utile creek which had hoconuf swollen from a heavy rain Monday night. The engine ami Luggage ear passed safely over the stream, ami not until the day coaches reached it did it give way. The injured were brought to this city and cared for at the Home For tin Sick. All pupils having in their possession books belonging to the district.'will please return them to the principal's ollice not later than Saturday. Aug. 31 Alnhnmn C rop* Omimucd. Eufaiila. Ala.. Aug. 2S. A heavy wind and in) 11 storm swept over this city and sect it hi yesterday. A bolt of lightning struck a building under constructIon and did considerable damage. Trees were uprooted, and many fences were blown down. The damage to crops will be heavy. The storm was worst at Clayton, Ala. A drug store was tlooded and the cut ire slock almost ruined. KnlftlitN on l'Hrmle. Tuition of non-residents, payable in advance, is as follows: High school pupils, $-0; Cirammar school pupils. $!S; Intel inediary and Primary, $15. Louisville. Aug. 128.— It Is estimated that people witnessed the parode of Knights Templars. Thirty thousand Knights in full uniform were in line, forming an imposing spectacle with which to begin the twenty-eighth triennial conclave. The inarch started at b:40 a. in. Altid was finished at 1 :.'50 p. m. after covering a distance of four miles. Later the formal exercises to the Knights were extended by Judge Barker of Louisville, acting for (Joyernor Beckham. Colonel Breckinridge delivered the chief address, (irand Master Lloyd responded briefly. The key to the city was presented to him by Mayor Weaver. Corduroy knee pants B. Oppenhei seriously injured FLOUR MILL BURNED. Text books ami supplies will be furnished .noil-resident pupils the same as to resident pupils. The term will be nine months and will begin Tuesday, v 0- o* Clothier and Furntm Corner Main aud William Streets. A Loss of $ 15,000 for a Mill Firm at Lock Haven, Lock Haven. Pa . Aug. 28.—The fourstory stone flouring mill of Kncot Brothers was totally destroyed by lire last night', and l.OOo bushels of grain were also lost. The loss will loot up Sept Texnn Fnntlnc (irow» Wnrnr. London. Aug. 28.—Five of the ten miners who were entombed at the IDon juristic colliery in Perthshire were rescued. when the sides of the mine again collapsed, entombing two of the resruers. These, with the rescue party of four who luive failed to return, make C1 ill all wJjo«e fate is still doubtful. Knlonthrd Minor* Ilomcaed, The teachers are requested to assemble Monday. Sept. 2. at 2.30 o'clock p. in., at the High school room, to meet and confer with the principal. fialveston. Aug. lis. Conditions in Zapata county-. In southwest Texas, where, a famlfle Is prevailing in consequence of a la months1 drought, are steadily growing worse. No food lias readied the faniinie stricken jteople yet, and deaths from starvation arc lVnsacola. 11a., Aug. i!N. James Sweat, a special deputy sheriff, was shot from and killed near Muscogee. lie aboard a train with fix negro prisoners bound for this city. Men secreted in the woods llred into •Itf train. A posse Is In pursuit. Ilcpnly Sheriff Shot. -Hoatfv -mcuK Sheet, ftttoton,. $15,000. CHAS. II. KOST1SK, Secretary AN OMINOUS REQUEST. August "27, I'.HH This la Burnt rtie Time to It io Stated That the Pckin Authorise: Hac Asked for More British Troops. London. Aug. 2s*. - The (Jlobc Thorough Mastication ■lin ing daily At The ANTRIM STORE. IS WANING SHADOWS OF AUTUMN BUYERS ARE HERE. Jo are-some beautiful AUTUMN GOODS. llcuce our announcement •nay be early, but there arc always | euple who want to get the New (iooils early. We are showing m HOUSE niNTEl Of food is essential to good health. Without good teeth wo cannot ha?e thorough mastication. Wo do everything known to modern dentistry at moderate prices. Teeth extracted without pain by aid of vitalized air. Dr. Ileap, 13 8. Main St. Story of a Slave. Croupy Sounds From Baby's Crib at night are agonising to mothers. IDr. Gal vln's Croup Tincture will relieve croup, soon as administered. It Is also a never falling remedy for c«ughs, colds and long complaints. Twenty-five cents per bottla. Use Allen's Foot-Ease In Your Gloves. Timely informstion given Mrs. Oeorge Prevented a Tragedy. THt PROPER 8EA80N. j NOT TOO BUSY NOW. I WORK DONE PROMPTLY] Estimates Given Free J UNION WORKMEN. ' UNION MADE MATERIAL. Shanghai correspondent states that the authorities at l'ekin hav/ telegraphed for more British troops. To lu- lioiiud hautl anil foot for years by the rliains of disease Is 1 tic worst form of A lady writes: "I shake Allen's FootEase Into my gloves and rub a little on my hands. It saves ray gloves by absorbing persplra tlon. It Is a most dainty toilet powder." We Invite the attention of physicians and nurses to the absolute purity of Allen's Foot Ease. Dr. W. C\ Abbott, editor of the Chicago Clinic, says: "It Is a grand prep aratlon; I am using It constantly In my practice." All drug and shoo stores sell If, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. lives. A frightful cough had long kept her awake every nluht. She had tried mauy iv-medics and doctors, but steadily grew worse, until urged to try I»r. King's New Dlsi/overy. One bottle wholly cured her: ii1111 she writes: Tills marvelous medicine of New Straltsvllle. Ohio, waved two Mlrli., say 'avery. CJcorjto. It. Williams, of Manchester My wife has Ihtii so helpless CONSUL AT CAPE TOWN iii ii'-ii AfUM1 using two iHitth'sTit lll.Mlilr Killer (lie Is woiHlcpftlliy Itn Perfect Dental Work— the kind that lasts and is done without also cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of pneumonia. Such cures are |m»hI|Ivc proof of Its power to cure all throat, chest ami lung troubles. Only 00c. and $1.0u. Trial bottles free. Sold by Stroh's Pharmacy, West I'lttston. and W. C. Price, littston. S. R« Bingham, of Kansas, Appointed to the Position. jington. Aug. — The Presias appointed \yilliani R. Bingy( Kansas, consul general at Plumber* Hiiprotno lomody for female diseases quU-kly run** nervousness. Hleonlessnews, melancholy, ftoiularho, Imrkiwhe. faint In}! and dizzy lis. It N a godsend to weak, sickly, run- I'tire Only r»oe Dh*s l'hnrinary, West l'lttston, 1'ittston. pain—is what you are sure of at the parlors of the Albany Dental Association, 22 N. Franklin St., Wilkesbarre. Best set of teeth $8.00. Crowns and bridges $3.00 up. Phone 111.  New Dress Goods, New Goods for Separate Skirts, New Materials for Shirt Waists, New Silks, New Ginghams, in fact All Goods for Efarly Fall Use. Prices Low. Best Matery&ls Used. Will find it to their interest to buy heir sewer pipe and fittings of us. We have the vitrified salt glazed pipe. J. J3. Patterson & Go. down ihviuIi Siilil l»v Sit! ... ti i it I NY! C*. I'ri Alfto Full Line of Ready- Mix»d PuintH, Artist bMiiplioH. Picture Frames, Etc. 'own. South Africa Croup instantly relieved. Dr. Thomas's Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe. Never fails. At any drug store. That Throbbing Headache WVuld quickly leave you If you used l)r. King's New Life Fills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Only 123 cents. Money back If not cured. Sold by Stroh's Pharmacy. JVest Plttston, and w. cf Price, Pituto#.  It Helped Win Battles. We-are having a Safe of Ladies' Silk Drop Stitch Stockings, In colors, at half price. ANTRIM'S THE WEATHER, Jumi'8 W bill1, 1II \ ;1 n I S7i] le. tnd.. snys ||]|L| Minute I'oiiKh Cure. Thou real IloWIH'H Witch llnzcl Waive healed ruuulnK easy mid have no four. The child will be sores on both lees, lie had suffered slj nil liilht 111 a little while. It never fails, years. Doetors failed to help him. (jet lie- ivnsnnt to take, always safe, sure and al- WIU's. Accept no iniilutlons. T. J. Yates, moBt instantaneous In effect. T. J. Yatea, Pittston; Btroh's Pharmacy, Weat Plttatoo. I'lttston ; Btroh a Pharmacy, We«t Pltuton. In ciiMOM.«Dr cough or t-roii|D, give tlie little Twenty nluo olllcers and men wrote from the front to say that for Scratches, Bruises, Cuts. Wounds. Sore Feet and Stiff Joints.- Bscklen's Arnica Salve Is the best In the world. Same for r.tirns. Skin Eruptions and Piles. -5c. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Stroh's Pharmacy, West Plttston, and W. C. Prlc*. T. S.&W.S. BARRITT ■shlnston. Aug. 28—Forecast until ■in.. Thursday, for Eastern Pcnnjunta: Partly cloudy tonight and irsday. It Wilt be Your Fault if you don't get vegetables and fruits the freshest. We say, come to our mar ket. Sharp. N. Main Street. 3 N. Main St 'Phone 1938.