Pittston Gazette

              JJrhere is n6 more effective me-J rdium of reaching the 30,000 men, j women and children in this com-! gi munity. '*C4' ■ o you want all the news of - home town ? Then aubf 1, ' §scribe for the Gazette. The only & |newspaper published in the city.j YPAP J WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1850. riff 1 JCVUllU IEiMl 1 DAILY ESTABLISH ED uvTHEO.H A ItT 1882. P1TTSTON, PA., SATURDAY- EVENING, AUGUST 3i. 1901. TW4('o ANMONTn.'PV } ONLY DAILY III TRAIN DASHES DOWN GRADE STRIKE LEADER SCORED gamated must be saved and ShafTer- Ism go. Sacrifice Shaffer and save the Amalgamated." GENERAL LUDLOW DEAD HUNT TO SUCCEED ALLEN. CURE FOR THE SCOUEGE i\ IPride J J it il \\ Rome jt ALWAYS THE C Kew OttT«rn«Dr ef l'orto lilco Halla Labor Organ Bitterly Assails 'J'ii? first break in tlie strike at Mc- Keesport was made last evening, when about 40 men went to work in the seamless tube department of the National Tube works. The men returned on the same lDasls they worked before the sympathetic strike was inaugurated. The men did not organize, although they met with Federation of Labor men a number of times. The men were not molested, as their return was a surprise to the strike leaders. The tube works' officers are jubilant over the break in the seamless tube depart meat and 'the outcome of the parade at Diujuesno. Famous Army Officer Succumbs Washington. Aug. 31. The president has appointed William II. Hunt of Montana governor of l'orto Itico as the successor of diaries II. Allen. Mi. Hunt's appointment was decided on several days ago, Governor Allen being one of those who warmly indorsed his candidacy. He will enter upon the du ties of his office at an early date. I'rutn Montana. A New Treatment For Con- mrS tf'V VYH Do you realize money you cm Mi trading in our Ota Department ? President Shaffer. to Tuberculosis. sumption Tested. GLAMORS FOB HIB IMPEAOHMEHT, LATELY BETUBNED FROM MANILA. DE. FEALIOH'S SEAEOII REWARDED. YATESVILLE. Deelaraa the Fl|ht of the Amalgamated Steel Workers Already Lo»t and Blames Head of Organisation For a Long List of Misdemeanors. Illacaa Which Proved Fatal Flrat Made Its Appearance While In the Philippines—A Military Career of Exceptional Brilliancy. My MerliMin TlulU lufunvel Into tilt* V«*in« 9f Ttvu V let I inm o# Tub«»reu- Itialn With AIiiiomI lnataiit Klt'ect. 1'bynIoiHMH Watch the Opcratiou. 28 People Were "Rsytu THIS WE] Mrs. J. Brown, ot' Moosic, called on friends here yesterday. ' Mr. Hunt was secretary under Governor Allen's administration aud his right hand man in the organization of tiu» la Killed. Mrs. Franfc Hale has returned lrou a few weeks' visit at Glen Lyon. Pittsburg, Aug. 81.—Strikers and nonunion workers clashed in Second avenue, near the Pennsylvania Tube works, last night. New York, Aug. 3 k—Brigadier General William Ludlow, one of the ablest officers in the United States army, died yesterday morning at the residence of Ills son-in-law, Clement A. Griscoui, Jr., at Morristowu, N. J., where he had been for the hist five weeks. New York, Aug. Ill,—Dr. Wilfred (i. Fralick of 7W1 Madison iivenue, visit.Mig at tin* Metropolitan State hospital oil Black well's Island, gave a public demonstration there with a lluul which ho lielf«'vek will prove successful iu curing consumption providing tlio patient still retains sulticicnt lung capacity to afford a basis to work up ou. •Two patients of the Metropolitan hospital in the adVauced stages of consumption submitted to the experiment, which was made in the presence of a score of physicians, including Dr. \Y. C. Mcknight and Dr. A. II. V. Cornell of l'osioii and Dr. CJeorge Taylor, superintendent of i telle vile hospital. TJiey salt! afterward that they were much Impressed. Canned Goods WE OFFER 2 bales of heavy unbleached m lin; the regular 6c quality for4c; Misses Carrie and Nellie Brown re turned home from a visjt to Peckvijle. WILLIAM IL HUNT. Miss Alice Stevens, of Ashley, who has been visiting Rev. Harry Kelly, has returned to her h^me. About a dozen men came out of the mill, and on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks above Second avenue were more than 100 strikers, who hooted and stoned them. The nonunion men started to run, with the strikers in pursuit. Police Lieutenant Poland and a squad of officers, who were on duty near by, charged the strikers with their clubs. HAVE NO PEERS. PRINCE CHIN HUMILIATED DEATH LIST GROWING. 1 case of the famous 4 4 Professor Bevan. of Wilkesbarre, was a caller at the homes of L. I). Sehooley and T. E. Haines last evening. rendering some very fine music. General Ludlow returned from the Philippines in May last, suffering from tuberculosis, lie was taken ill on the outward trip, and a board of army surgeons ordered him 'fiome upon his arrival in Manila, lie was placed upon waiting orders, aud Ids many friends in and out of the army hoped tliut the climate of ills native land and the best of medical care would check tin* dis- PEAS PACKED THIS YEAR ARE NOW ON OUR SHELVES. Hill Muslin for 7c per yd. . ' Blevcn D«*aCl an IteNtilt of Hallway Wrv'ek N'ear Xetvark, N. Y. 1 case heavy white crocket I spreads; regular value ft.*5; thi« week 98c each. Newark. N. Y., Aug. 31.—'The wreck of the south bound passenger train on the Sod us Ray division of the Pennsylvania railroad (Northern Central) has resulted up to date In the death of 11 persons. Following is a corrected list of the dead: The Yatesville singing class, under tile direction of Miss Nettie Newell, of Scranton, will meet at the church every Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large attendance is desired. V 2 cases ot the beat Amosk aprcn Gingham for 5c a yard. 25 do/, men's extra heavy t denim overalls for 45c a pair. Final Series of Trial Yacht The strikers retreated and scattered, but three of them were caught and arrested. Several of the nonuuionlsts were struck about the head with stones and injured. Races Opened This ' Afternoon. INKERMAN. Rev. Dr. A. Park Burgess and Mrs. A. Park Bljrgess, Syracuse: Frances Burleigh, Newark; Mrs. James W. Ford, Newark; Mrs. Anna Kane, Klniiia; William Meagher, Sodus Point; Howard Titbbs. til mini; Mrs.- L. II. Hood. Seneca Falls: Mrs. II. Bradley, Seneca Falls; Mrs. Elizabeth Todd, Newark, and Mrs. C. G. Fd wards, St. Paul. case 1 case extra heavy unbleacb canton flannel; the regular locgri for this week 7c a yard.' 20 cases good laundry soap; large bars for 25c. The Inkerman, Laflin and Plain.:- ville Sunday schools will hold a union picnic at Hanover Park on Wednesday, Sept. 4. Cars will leave the upper ."Dnd ot the double track at Port Urlfilth at 8.50 a. m. In his death the United States army lias lost one of its most brilliant officers aud the country a man who was brave ill battle, of unquestioned Integrity, famous the world over as an engineer and who in many important and difficult positions acquitted himself with liouor. DiMinJStilslicd in his bearing. General Ludlow Illustrated the highest type of the American soldier. He was a graduate of West Point, served in the civil war, and in the Santiago campaign lie was classed with the best commanders in the tieid. Dr. l-'r.iliC k has been working on hits flirt' for tuberculosis for eight years, iiiid lie says lie lias met with success in Us use. lie said last night: WEST PITTSTON. Tlie Pittsburg Labor World In an editorial dcmautls the impeachment of President Shaffer of the Amalgamated association. One Grand and Glorious Holiday, TUESDAY, O SEPTEMBER m9 Kalispell, Mont., Aug. 31.—A very serious railroad accident is reported from Mack's Station, forty miles east ot here in the mountains. An eastbound freight train backed out of a switch at Essex and broke in two on a heavy grade. Twenty-eight cars dash ed down the mountain at a terrific rate of speed and crashed without a moments warning into a passenger train. The special car of Assistant (General Superintendent Downs, of the Great Northern Railroad, and a car occupied by laborers were demolished and burned. Superintendent Downs and his son were instantly killed. Many laborers were killed and burned. A sleeping car also caught lire and was burned, but it is believed that all of the passengers escaped front the car. It is reported that altogether seventeen persons were killed and »..at. many others were injured. "1 have been experimenting with a lluld containing properties similar t(» those existing hi the normal blood. This fluid coil tains compounds that do stroy all known disease germs almost instantly, and while its action is an tagoulstie to objectionable organisms at the same time It will intensify and increase the desired properties of the blood. z cases bleached and ua£ cotton crash; regular jc for ibis week a yard. A special song service will be held in the lukerman chapel tomorrow evening. An excellent programme has been prepared, and includes solos by the Misses Heaps, liaird, Jopling an 1 Mr. Thomas Robertson. It is also expected that talent from Pittston will participate. The sfgnitlcance of the editorial may be appreciated when it is known that the members of the board of control of The. World are George Powell, president of the Tin Plate Workers' International Protective Association of America; L. It. Thomas, president of the Pattern Makers' National league, aud Patrick Dolan, president of district No. 5 of the United Mine Workers of America. Tin- death of Rev. A. l'nrk Burgess of Syracuse occurred nt the home of his Hon. W. G. Burgess of Newark, at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Dr. Burgess was born In Herkimer fountain 184~» and after reeeiviug his theological training in New England began his life service as a preacher. He is widely known throughout central New York «s a great opiDoncnt of the saloon*. having been superintendent of the Syracuse district of the American Antisaloon league. For 2d years he was pastor of the Park Presbyterian church of this city. The deaths of Dr. and Mrs. Burgess occurred within four hours of each other. land's government. Since Governor Allen left the island iu June Secretary Hunt has been- acting governor. Ills appointment as governor had been %eucrally predicted. 11 IT PAYS TO BUY AT IK my (. ■ V 1*7 k "" bl «KiC /v.- :5v. ( ■■-»• I PEOPLE'S SI A Cirmlunte of Weat Point. V1 fe -€]D 4 'Iron and Copper and Where They Are General Ludlow was graduated from West Point In June, 18(14. lie was at once commissioned a tirst lieutenant of engineers and went to the front as engineer 011 the staff of General Hooker, comiuamUug the Twentieth army corps during die Georgia campaign. For gal laift services at the battle of Peach Tree Creek he was brevctted captain. He was nssii-laut engineer of General Sherman's army during the famous march to the sea. lie took part in the capture of Savannah in -December. 18tU, and the campaign in the Carolinas.A MONTH'S TRADE New Departure In Medical History. 15 SOOTH MAIN STRICT. NEXT TO DRURV'S. Found. Fully and interestingly described in the illustrated booklet containing largo Indexed map, plainly indicating the region in which this valuable ore is found, now ready for distribution by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Copy will be mailed to any address upon receipt of two-cent stamp by W. li. Kniskern. 22 Fifth avenue. Chicago. al7-24-31-s7-14 When AHKiiftt Opvnril, Ontloolt Wan Dack, but Cialna Fullou'ed. "Tina is the tirst time in the history of medicine that a material has been infused Into the blood which contain* compounds that aitagonize the germ* of disease and their poison emanations. In fact, every capiirftry is Hushed and every cell fed with a most potent itnd in every way desirable enemy to unnatural conditions." ' The editorial Is a long and bitter attack on President Shaffer and demands his impeachment for calling the present strike. The demand for the impeach ment is intuit* because, it is charged. Shaffer compelled the steel workers to violate contracts, because lie expelled the Chicago 'men and revoked their charter without constitutional hearing and because the whole, strike is unconstitutional and hns brought ruin and wreck to men who have made the Amalgamated association. The editorial gives 24 reasons why President Shaffer should be impeached. New York. Aug. 31.—It. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly review of trade says: August opened with the commercial sky ov"icast by stonnclouds that threatened serious injury to the steel industry, while drought 111 the f.outliwest aroused pessimistic predictions that business was on the verge of a severe setback. Thousands of Idle strikers, together with a profitless sca'son in agricultural regions, meant inactivity in manufacturing, trade and transportation. according to the prophets of evil. Instead of these calamitous conditions, however, the month ends with a horizon that is almost clear, aud each day resumption of work nt au Idle mill adds to the*productlve capacity, while canceled orders for merchandise from dealers In the drought section are rapidly reinstated. Ftfans ,™.,, ...Broi" Dr. Prolific Kays he is not prepared at present to divulge the components of the fluid. In the demonstration yesterday he first bared the nrui of the patient and In Id opetwu vein. The fluid was then infused through a eanula. Sixteen ounces of the fluid at a temperature of 100 degrees were infused in the eases of both patients. Frances, the 11-year-old daughter of Mayor and Mrs. E. E. Burleigh of this place, also died last night, having been unconscious since the wreck occurred. Every Day is gain Day at, Stored* «2£oeJc at tfu. This latest reports say that twenty eight were killed and thirteen injured. Mitrricil In I ntlfrtnker'N (looms. New York. Aug. .31.- A young man and a yotnig woman called at .Matthew Ito.vlaii's untlei taking shop, on Grove stri ct, Jersey Cily, at 1 o'clock yesterday morning and asked the undertaker, who was working on an emergency case and had his place open later than usual. It ho .could direct them to a justice of the peace who would marry Ihem. lloylan fold the pair to wait in his olllce while he went f »r a Justice of the peace. He found Justice Charles Sweeney al his in.mo. lit HI Ninth street, and routed iiiui out of bed. The marriage was performed in the undertaker's .'hop amid surroundings of crape and eollins. The death of Miss Aniui Kane was most pathetic. She was a nursegirl employed by Mrs. Edwin StancIlfTe of Elmirn and was sent from Sodus in charge of Mrs. StatiellO'e's two little daughters, who were coming to Elmira after spending the season at Sodus Point. When the wreck occurred. Miss Kane threw her skirts around the children to protect them while she received the full force of the escaping steam in conseipu-nce. As a result one of the children was uninjured, while the other. thongli severely burned, was saved from death. For these serf ices he was Iwevetted major and lieutenant colonel. 10YAI IMPERIAL JAPANESE CIRCUS, liOLIATIIIC MdSrilM AND COMBINED TRAINED ANIMAL EXPOSITION. The Most 8tnpon»lons Arciiio llevlew over ottered iu uuo ring. STRIKERS ENJOINED. He was in ebjurge of the lighthouse and liarlKDr* defense work In this city from 1SJMJ to the outbreak of tlic war with Hpuiu. H J was assigned on Gen eral Miles' staff as elilef engineer of the army in the field, but asked for line service and was in command of the extreme right wing at .Santiago. He had a brigade of regulars and displayed great bravery under heavy lire. Cincinnati Judge Issues Injunction At the outset It says: "This Is no time for sentiment. It is a time foi facts and plain speaking. The tight against the steel trust Is lost, but uo order comes from Amalgamated headquarters, where Shaffer cowers, to spare the brave men at the front. Leaders of organized labor, forbid It In the name of the cause you bold dear, but which is menaced as long as Shaffer is allowed to live. Forbid it in the name of labor's honor and honesty which Shaffer's acts have impugned." Against Picketing. According to those who witnessed the experiment the effect of the fluid on both patients was the same. The face UDok on a flush as if there had been a rush of blood to the head, the pulse became stronger, the eyes brightened, the fingers and toes became warm. This indicated, the doctor Haiti, that the fluid had extended to the ex trenie parts of the body. The infusion made the patients perspire. Cincinnati, O., Aug. 31—Judgo Clark, of the United States Court, has grant 4d an Injunction against 150 men, boys and girls employed in the steel mills at Irondale, restraining them from picketing or otherwise interfering with the company's efforts to resume the operation of their mills. CAA EXTRAORDINARY FEATURES r-rvfl DUU AND STRANUIJ SHilirS. tDUU Huge Wjrter.f'ruof Tents. Srjls for l our Thousand t*«f«ons. Ni Ueitcr Mmw will visit her* Mils Don't Fail to See Capt. Chas. Lewis In 11 in Darinir On* HudiIi-imI Foot High |)ivo tm Lif«. FREE ON SHOW GROUNDS I & T p.m. Best Pat. Flaw, par Mi Feed, per 100 lbs • Bran arid Brawn Mia IM I Oats, per bushel . • Oats, 25 bushel lata " Potatoes, per peak - • Onions, per peek . Butter, best dairy, p« Lard, Pure, per lb •' Cheese, full oraaai, par Eggs, per dozan - Sr. Sugar, IB lbs for - Arb. and Llan Catfoa, ft , Evans Bros. Quotations of steel products are still nominal owing to the dltliculty experienced in securing prompt delivery. Where consumers are ill need of immediate shipments they are ready to pay premiums, but 011 distant contracts conditions are unchanged. He was rewarded with the rank of major general of volunteers and went to Havana as military commander of the city under General Brooke, lie reorganized the imD11co force and gave the Cubans many surprises by tin- thoroughness with which he enforced sanitary regulations and checked vice and Immorality. Pittsburg, Aug. 31.—It is now learned positively that about a dozen employes of the Bessemer steel depart ment of the Duquesne plant were discharged last evening, presumably for trying to inaugurate a strike. The ex act number of men let out is known only, only to the officials of the company. The vacancies caused by the discharge of the men were filled by others about the plapt and the mills are running as usual. "I did my lDest to protect the girls." Miss Kane said just before she died. •Will tinDy live?" PRICE OF ADMISSION HAS BEEN REDUCED. CHILDREN,UNDER 10 YEARS, 10 CTS. ADULTS 20 CTS. SEE CMNO SPECTACULAR FREE STREET PARADE AT 11 O'CLOCK. Don't sat lulled with temporary relief from Indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Carp permanently and completely remove* thin ((.mplulnt. It relieves permanently because It allown tbe tired stoiuarb perfect rest. Dieting won't rest the stomach. Nature re celveN supplies from the food we eat. The sensible way to help the stomach Is io use kodol Dyspepsia Cure, whlrh digests what you eat and can't help but do you good. '4'. J Yates, ritlston ; Stroll's 1'harmacy, West t'lttatoa. nennoiiH For Imiieneliiiient. Somewhat lower quotations for wheat are not surprising in view of flic general tendency to Increase estimates of the crop far beyond the quantity Indicated by official figures of condition. Another weakening Influence is the slight decline of exports below the record breaking movement in the first two weeks of August. Shipments for the week, however, were still phenomenal, aggregating 0.307.302 busjiels. compared with 2,8» D4,507 last year and 3,170,017 In 1800. ■ ufl'hort* 1 Di-mnim! llcMir I'llj Then follows an intimation of an accusation of stock dealing that Mr. Shaffer lias repeatedly denied. The editorial continues: On being told that they were safe she fell back 011 her cot apparently satisfied. ami a few later death relieved her from her terrible misery. Oimilui, Auk. C»ue llUtnllVll skilled IHItflKH'S flllll I.SIM) illi'.I labor ci'R vmployod in tlio packing llousi'M of Soiifli Omnha luivo tlrniniuU'M an In ••ivnsc in wnp'R sm&l liuvo givon tin* purkiTH until Moinlny lo sign tin* scnlc. - i "Impeach him for plunging the Amalgamated into a strike that was unwar rauted. ticncral Ludlow returned from Culm in March. brigadier in the regular arum*? I It* was appointed president of t!uD I'nlU'd States Armj War college ami went to Kurope to study the armies of foreign nations. Ujmn the completion of his report hi* was ordered to tin* riiilippines, whole he was to he military governor of tin' Vilnyus. lie sailed in ignorance «»f tin fact that his health was Impaired. lie was 58 years old and was borii at lsiip N. Y. lie married Miss tlcnevicve Al mira Sprigs of St. Louis in IStld. Holler Kxplnalon Vi«*tlau» Vmubffr 9**. West PHiston •Commons GROUNDS "Impeach 11iid for calling out tlie men.hist month without giving tla* sub ordinate lodges a chalice to vote on thf question of n strike. riiiladv'lphia. Aug.lttD-It Is now reasonably certain that at least *»K persons perished as a result of the explosion of one of the hollers of the steamer t'ity of Trenton oil the Delaware rive*, above this city on Wednesday afternoon. This conclusion is rebelled by the iMillce authorities through the fuel that 17 persons who are reported by their relatives or frieiMs to have been 011 the steamer have not yet been found These missing persons, with 11 bodies already recovered, make a total of IdS Ton persons are still In a serious condition as a result of (lit1 disaster, of whom four are m a critical condition nml may die. The work of searching for the victims has been kept up incessantly since the explosion occurred, Two bodies were recovered from the river yesterday. Wreck ConIn Mevciileen I.Ivi-m. Spokane, Wy., Aug. HI. It Is reported hurt1 that a disastrous wreck occurred Inst night ou the Urettt Northern 40 tllilMM « ilHt of KftHHpell. Moll. Seventeen |)cC)(D!** are reported killed. NOTICE. TRIAL YACHT RACES. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave yon If yon used Dr. King's New Life Tills. Thousands or sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Only i-T» cents. Money back ir not cured. Sold by Stroh's Pharmacy, West i'lttston, and XV. I'. I'rice, I'lttston. « "Impeach lilm for making demands thai were so arbitrary ami imperative that the trust eoulil not with honor sub mlt. West Pittston Schools. * The First of the Final Serie6 Sailed BASEBALL. Brenton's Point, Aug. 31.—Tho flint race in trial cup series to select tin? cup defender for the international contest was sailed over the Newport course today. The wind was eight knots and the sea smooth. The course is fifteen miles to windward and re-. *i.„ A lady writes: "I shake Allen a FontRase turn. The ( ohimbia . t t s. • » I ,n(0 my g|OVOfl a,„i r„i, a lltlle on my hands. Ing line at 11.4L.10. the Constitution at j it savea uiy gjOVes by absorblnfTperapIra-11.42.23. The Columbia was nicely vlo, u,,n j( a dainty toilet powder." the weather when the boats stood \\»e tnvlle the attention of phyalt-lans and away to sea on the port tack. In the mirsea to tlie absolute purity of Allen'tt first few miuutes' sailing the Columbia- Koot Ityute. lDr. W. C\ Abbott. editor of tbe gained slightly on the Constitution. rbleago Cllnle, nays: "It In a ,:rand prep The Columbia turned the ouUt mark •"»'CD» »™ «»"DS » «m8.«nlly In wy . .1 pra«-tlre.' All drug and shoe stores Hell It, at 1.29.40. Tlie Cunstitullou turned .t Samtlll. |..KKH. Addresi, Allen 1.31. j 8. Oiatsted, LeRoy, N. Y. This Afternoon. The Directors of the School District ot West Pittston have decided to admit into the several schools ot the district a number of non-resident pupils, provided there are vacant seats after the pupils of the district have been accommodated. Preference given to those who attended last year. The coming term of nine months will com- on Tuesday. Sept. !». 1901. *'Impeach him for calling a strike on demands that he afterward roci-iU'd from. Hevulta of Yrdn D'• tiamei In the Different LeiiKiica. "j NATIONAL LKAUt'E. \ Prepared  under C-iKUftlAN LAWb, Is Excellent for At Sew York H. H. E. Philadelphia. 0 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 3— H 15 8 New York. . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 0 5 Batteries -Dugtfleaby and lltFitrlaiid; Mathew son uiul Warner. At Boston- COLDS, GOUT, 46 South Main St. "Impeach him for calling out the tin pinto men In July and tin- National Steel ami Federal Steel men this month after their scales had been signed. Detroit Klyer CIuiuhi'I Ulocked. Rheumatism, Backache, etc. Use Allen's Foot-Ease in Your Gloves. Detroit. Aug. 31. Nnvijtnturfi in tin lh*troit river was temporarily blocked for largo vessels last night l»y reason of the sinking of tlm richoouer Antrim, consort of the steamer Brazil, abreast the lower lights of the Limekiln cross ing. A hum* hole was punched in the schooner's forward water tight com purtiucnt by a rock, causing lier to sink. Wreckers have luen working to get her off, but the current shifted In r directly across the channel, blocking navigation. As a result the steaun:.' Norlhwest, bound to "fluffalu from Chi cago. was cot.upelled to put hack to hci wharf hurt*, her captain fearing to take chances in going mound the. sunkeft boat. OR. RICHTER'S World-Renowned "Impeach hint for violating the Amal gamuted constitution -in revoking the charters of the Mouth Chit-ago men without a trial. Brooklyn ... Boston  Bmu-riM-l Kittredyv- lt. H. K-1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0- 4 10 1 I 0QUU2 0Q 0— 3 H 2 "ANCHOR" Price CuttingS Donovan and Fm rcll; Dinewn Mini PAIN EXPELLER. Tuition Payable in Advance as Follows High School.. . (iramnmr School Intermediate .. Primary Sc hools "Impeach him for the blow he has given to organized labor, not only in teaching that union agreements are not contracts to IhD respected, but also In showing that constitutional safeguards are no guarantee to a unionist when a Shaffer is at the head of things. At Si. Louis — II. H. B. Cincinnati .. 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 2— 7 12 C St. Louis.,.. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 5 8 1 BmUlus*—Hahn and Ik-ruin; Powell and Ityan. None genuine without Tradfl lark "Anrhor.'* One well-known person's letter out of many- $20 Oft IS 00 15 00 15 00 Suits that were |ij.03 and upward are now marked at Gentlemen i I have found your 'ANCHOR _b"jWr PAIN EXPELLER fo be a most valuable remedy for Rheu« fa mafism.Colds and various similar complaints. Yours very truly S} PCliCt «W VOWH CITY. Ari'iiMfd lilrl Took Her I.If**. STANDING OF T11E CLUBS. Those who did not attend last term Will be required to pass an examination by the Principal previous to the opening of the schools. The following resolution was also passed by the board: Waynesboro, Pa., Aug. 31.- Fearing disgrace in the eyes of relatives and friend* because her uncle accused her of thi* theft of a $5 goldplece, Katie B. Fair, aged 15 years, committed suicide by sending a bullet crashing into Iter brain. Some time ngo $5 iu gold wtks Kiolen from the girl's cousin, Norman Fair. lier uncle accused his niece of the theft. She left the room crying, and a few minutes later the report of a revolver was heard. The girl was dead when relatives reached her. w. L. P C. w. ID. P.O. I'ittiburg .. til 40 .«UD4 Boston 52 50 .4SI Brooklyn 02 47 .Sow CinC innutL, 4;C 50 .421 l'liiU°|Dhiu.. 02 47 New York. 42 «DU .412 St. Louis... 5!) 51 .5;iii Chicago 45 00 .4i»5 CHINA'S APOLOGY. The Correct Population of Cities and Towns in the Northwest, located along the line or the Chicago and Northwestern railway, is shown in a booklet ju&t Issued by that Company Copy may he obtained by sending stamp to \V. II. Ivniskern. 22 Fifth Ave., Chicago. 25t6 "Impeach him for causing the manu facturers to say that labor unions must be incorporated, that their pledged word is of no value. AMKRICAN LKAfJUE. At Dctioit P. -ton. i; lMroit. I. At Milwaukee I'hiladedphia, 3: Milwaukee, 1. Prince Chin Doesn't "Like the Kaiser's Demand for Expiatory Ceremonies. 25c. aad 50c. at all drctgistii or through il Ad. Blchter A Co., 2161'aarlNt., New l ork L 36 HI8HEST JSB» AWARDS .A Recommended by prominent l'hyticiani, Wholesale mid toil iiin ixtfra. etc. jcXmuN Resolved. That the nonresident pupils will not be allowed ft* enter schools unless they exhibit to the principal a receipt in full from the secretary for the tuition for the full term, and no rebate will be allowed for absence unless for sickness, and then not for a shorter period than two weeks. By order of the board. Berlin. Aug. :il—The Kaiser's insistence on humiliating conditions for the apology of the Chinese mission for the murder of Baron Von Ketteller has demoralized Prince Chin and his suite. They assert that if lie is compelled to perform the expiatory ceremonies demanded by the Rmperoj* he will commit suicide afterward. "Impeach him for ma king it ItniMissIble by his breaches of contract and re pudiation of agreements for organized labor to lend practical support to the men he called out. Most of the promi ntnt labor leaders of the country are on record against breach of contract. Shaffer has made It necessary for them to appear to be on the side of the n-ust in this strike. At Ilift a; KASTK1IN LKAUUK Clitia^i 'A Slilp Without n . \n vlKiitor. Aug. 31.—Helpless and adrift at sea. without a guiding hand to work her Into port localise of tindeath of her master as well as the mate, the whaling bark A. U. Tucker was sighted on Aug. 22 in latitude longitude itt.2T» by Captain Cros by of the British bark Sokoto while bound from Hull to I'ltiladcIplTia. Tin deaths of both men were due to tlieli having been thrown from their small boats by furious attacks made upon them by whales which they had har 41 Crt/Vidciue I'lmidrlu »•. ToroiUo, f. At llmitord Hartford, li; l{o(i1iP«t«*r; K. At tlrui-ktou- Hioiktoii. II; Buffalo. 0. At Won csli-r \\'uiC. hut, Montreal, 5. and, upwards. For » . short time only to make room for Fall It Helped Win Battles. Chiilm-il BoiodiU'r to Floor, Twenty tilne oilicers anil men wrote from llit' front to say ttint for Scratches, lirulsea, rut*. Wounds. Sore Feet and Stiff Joints. liHcklcii h Arnica Salve Is tlie best In the uorld. Same for Hums, Skin Irruptions and Hies. 25c. a Ik»sc. Cure guaranteed. Sold bv Stroh'a l'haruiaey. West Plttaton, and W. C. Price Captive Balloon Collapnetf. Columbus, O., Aug. 31.—Hurley Barker of North Lewistown. O., and Lucy Shields of Columbus had a thrilling experience In a captive balloon at the state exposition. The halloou had gone up about 100 fCHtt when It was struck by a wind squall, aiid the silk was rent, allowing the balloon to collapse. The balloon fell Into the top of a tree, the oCX'UiDanls remaining in the basket and L'H-aulmr unhurt, but the eirl fainted. Scltcm ctiuly. N. V stain e of apparent paternal cruelly waD- discovered by the police when C!. A Horse was arrested on the charge of chaining his 1 l-yeiir-ohl daughter Christine to the floor of a room iu the otiler building where he is employed as jan rtor. The girl gave a C rust of bread tC her Utile brother on Monday during the absence of her father, and when lie returned he became enraged, tool her into the room, where he already had placed a cleat in the floor, and wrenching apart one of tlie links, placet! It about her ankle, where she re maiut'd chained up until the visit of the police. All In stock, .1. W. WHEKI.EH. Pres't. Attest: O. II. FOSTER, Sec'y. THE REBUILT PARIS. "impeach him for Issuing ids second strike call without cousulting any one when he was framing it. West Pittston, Aug. 22, 1901. eoc*6t BUS FLORAL DESIGNS and CUT FLOWERS As the Philadelphia, She Sails on Her Maiden Voyage. i_ist of Letters. Remaining uncalled for at the postoffice. Fittston, Pa., for the week end "Impeach Shaffer for making this hit* strike, lie was going to get all the glory and the Amalgamated was going to get all the scars. Up his owo lesponsl billty he signed that New York agree meut, and when he repudiated it the odium was incurred by the organization. Only Shaffer's name was signed to the second si l ike call. American liner Philadelphia, formerly the Paris, which was rebuilt at Belfast after going ashore at Cornwall in May. 18S0. was given a splendid send off on her maiden trip to New York this morning, ."lie carries nearly a thousand passengers. Southampton. Aug MINORS EASY SHOES FOR WOMEN FACV ON THE FEETlAJi on the purse BUTTON OR LACE &2.5Q Arranged appropriate for the occasion. Pi ifi'H always the l.owost 'Phone orders promptly attended to. Choice Roses Always In Stock. THE T4fi ing Aug. ill. 1!"»1 pooued. Lynchers tie! Ten Years. Chelly Budnik, M,. Bartkewicz, Louis Hi own, A. Balkzauska. Chas Boyle (2 k Mrs. Thoa. Bolaud, F. Bierkackl, A. Czekanekas. Stir Corni, A. Cola.ru pn. I. Chwoinlcki, Thos. F. Coworan. F. Eromasjfka,'John Evaus, Cosmo Fizza. Win (hnabstor. Bauni Giuseppe." S. In C titt i. Win. J. Johnson, Dervoy 13. Krall A. Kozlowskl, K. Kntiszauckas, Win. Kannago.s (2), Inire Midi, Wilim Mil- Usky. M. Mauwiro, Miss K. McDonald, Is at briii" McDonnell. F. MercheTfcnte, Mrs. Mnria O'CJrady, M. Pizihelsky. J. Pisanesckl, W. RftthewlcsUs. S. Raznil. Vlto Spoto. A. Stabingls. P. Smalenskl, Miss M'gt. Stews, Volpe Salvatorc, John Stevenson (2), Salvatore Slco. Jnrgis Snkoeky, J. Tlerseyt, D. Vingeijzo. (}. Vylardo, John Wician. Robt, Wycox, A. Vnrewieze. Jorgas Zrajis; Wetuiupku. Ala.. Aug. 31. Last night the JufJP* hearhig the cases of John Strength und Martin Fuller, charged with having participated in the lynching of Robert White, a negro, returned a verdict *»f guilty of murder in the second degree ami sentenced the de fendnnts to ten year* in tin- peiiiten tiary. The case of Joiin Thomas, tinwhite inan"\vilh whom Robert White ami his brother Winston hud the dilli cult.v which resulted in tlie lynching of Robert White, is now on trial. OrderH left with the Mlase* Eiultfh,1 Water St.. will receive prompt attention. J.B. CARPENTER fiorist-gardemr. M0N the country thnn al other diseases put together, and until tlie last few *Vears was There is more catarrh In this section of "Ilnpcaeh him for going Into this strike without funds or the prospect of funds to support it. Strike benefits begin next week, and he has not enough money to Inst three weeks if every striker gets his due. supposed to tie incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it amoral dis- WELSH STRIKE AVOIDED. A on Luke MU-lilftnn, 8m PEOPLES' PHONE 5099. DR AFTINQ AND BLUE CENTRAL 'T 1234. PRINTING A SPECIALTY I have money in raortg* Mortgages may stand fori only the Interest ho paldJ ilege to make itaymente 1 ly, quarterly, auuil-annnil the interest will ceaae til dollar of principal thus m building association tM private funds and trtMt I St. .foseph, Mh'li., Aug. Ml. The Hereest windstorm in years swept this sec tion last night After a terrible ex peri Benj amiHA.Ilrowlher, Steel Employers and Workmen Decide on Arbitration. ARCHITECT Swansea, Water., Aug. 9\ — Tin? at i ike threatened at the Welsh steel mill" has been avoided, the Smelters' union having accepted the proposal of the proprietors that all of the grievances shall be submitted to arbitration. "Impeach him for not accepting the Hotel Lincoln propositions of the trust, which gay.e him four more sheet plants than the Amalgamated had last year. dls»»ii' tlonal treati?t*iit. Hall's Catarrh Cure, maniifaclni't'd by F. J. Cheney 4V Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. II is taken Internally In doses from •lire the sit nner City of Milwaukee rean lu'd here from Chicago after sever al liotirs' battling with the wnv.* ami landed over 400 passengers with dltti culty. H. 6. WEEKS & CO., REGISTERED PATENT ATTORN^ BOARD Or TRADE C-H ami Consult BUILHIdi o Adviro fiv'e. MINERS' BANK BUILDING. D. E. B "Impeach Win for his crazy advice to the working men of the country to draw money out of the savings banks. Altoona, Fa., Aug. 31.—Yesterday the Pennsylvania railroad was completely blocked by a landslide and wnshout at Pemberton, a short distance east of Tyrone; Five hundred feet of track was washed out. Iligh water alstTprevailed at Tipton anil Tyrone, covering the track at some points. L«ndnllCl« Block* Hallway (iuvrrnor Mhn%v For I'reNlilent. toil INonr Rflnnrt SORROW FOR LUDLOW. "Impeach him for getting the fed eration tube workers to strike and then leaving them up in the air. and testimonials. Address. Chicago, Aug. 31,—Senator 1 miliar of Iowa while in Chicago announced that C!ovcini»r Slntw of Iowa will be a r-aiuliilnie the presidency. The sen dtor als D said tiiat Iowa ami a coushl .•ruble portion of the middle wcM would be buck of Iowa's, favorite son. rMKMlY. Toledo. O WANTED Cubans Generally Appreciated Hit Worfc if) the ,s,and Krank Savage "Impeach him for having no other weapon with whieli to light the tnwt than the effect lie expected the strike to have (Mi the trust's. stock iu WaU This is Havana. At.*. death ol Brigadier General Wiliiam l.udlov. yesterday, lias caused great throughout Havana. Tlie pi-oide ot i Incity Renernlly attrlluite I" Ludlow all the piiblle Improvements made since the American occupation please say "advertised. Persons calling for above letters w'll The Best Dental Work Time ti m Houd THE PDI Win. Jos. Peck. P. M. is the only kind you can get at the parlors of the Albany Dental Association, 22 N. Franklin St., Wilkesbarro. Over 2d years of practice in one locality, and with ever increasing popular Ity could not result from careless work. All work is painlessly done, and the prices are moderate. Work is done when you want it, too. Phone 111. Story of a Slave. Does It Pay to Buy Cheap? RIGHT AMmVl President's Day, Pan-American Expo- "Impeach him for holding out assurances that organized labor would support the strike when lie had been informed by labor leaders that they could do little or nothing for the strike without jeopardizing their own reputations aud tiie good standing of their unions. I "Impeach him finally for having involved the Amalgamated in a tangle of broken contracts and repudiated agreoments which work it long injury ami t.viug up the organization In a hopeless, groundless strike and for preferring to humiliate the Amalgamated i rather than himself now that he can I liud no other way out of the dittteulty |han surfeuder. street. To he hound hand aud foot for years by A cheap remedy for coughs and colds In all right, hut you want something that will relieve aud cure the roost severe and dan gerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? C!o to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes, If possible; If not possible for you, then In either case take the only remedy that baa been Introduced In all civilized countries w|tU success In sever* throat $nd luug troubles, "Boschee's (Sermon .Syrup." It not only heals aud stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ dlsca?fc hut allays Inflammation, causes easy expert oration, gives a good night's rest, and cures the I'py ooe bottle. Uecommended many years by all druggists In tbe world. 4let (Ireen's Prize Almanac. NOT Tl ImposiiiK i-t'j-Pinonies, including an address l»y the President. A splendid military pageant. including the tlijited Marino band of 71? pieces, i-ov via the Lehigh Valley railroad. 5 sition, Sept. 5. the chains of disease Is the worst form of s'avery. tjeorge I). Williams, of  Some orders for Printing from Pariicu- WORK C Estimate) for live years that she could not turn over in l»cd alone. After using two bottles of Klectrle Bitters she Is wonderfully Improved aud able to do her own work." This supreme remedy for female diseases qipckiy euros nervousness, sleeplessness, ipelaucboiy. headache. tiacKacbe, faiutiug and dlzay spells. It is a godsend to weak, sickly, rundown people. Cure guaranteed. Only fDOc Sold by stroll's l'liarmacy. West Pittstop, aud W. C. Price, I'lttstop. Mich., says: "My wife hasten ro helpless THE TRENCH DEMANDS. lar People—People wlio are hard to suit. UNION UNION Turkey '»* Desirous of Settling Their 1 When th* Money i6 Raised We can do your work to suit you every time on short notice, and our prices suit Prices Lc Best Mat Used. 4 Vienna Aufi -Turkish advices »t night »rc agonlilng to mnther«, Dr. Ualindicate that the Sultan Tin's Croup Tincture will relieve rroup. »ou received lKle ' French de- a» administered. It In aleo « never falling iB desirous ot settlu K remedy for o»ugh», roldi and lung com mands as soon as the I pialnta. Twenty Atp rents per hottl®- .mouey can be raised Croupy Sounds From Baby's Crib diseasi hottn's Ointment, cures. At any drug stor Of food la essential to good health. Without good teeth We cannot have thorough mastication. We do everything known to modern dentistry at moderate prices. Teeth extracted (without pain by aid of vitalized air. I Dr. Reftp, IS S. Main St. , Thorough Mastication Al*o Pull Line Mixtd Points. ArtlK (supplies, Picture ' Frames, Etc.  T. S.&W. S. BARRITT In cases or cougb or croup, give the little one One Minute Cough Cure. Then rest easy aud have no fear. The child will be .all right In a little while. It never fails. Vleasnnt to take, always safe, sure and almost Instantaneous In efTect. T, J. Yates, Plttstoa; Stroll's Pharmacy, West Plttstoa. you too. THE WEATHER PlumtfSro Will find It to tliolr thereat to buy heir aewer pipe and fittings of ua. We have the vttrlfled salt glazed pipe. J. O. Patterson ft Co. No need to fear sudden attacks of chol- Printing complaint of any sort if you have Or. Cow ler's Kxtract of Wild Strawberry in the Gazette N. Main Street. • "Washington. Aug. 31—Forecast uu'U 8 p. m.. Sunday, tor Pastern Pensyl yaala; Bbpwer* tonight; Sunday, fair. "Since piiaflpf jviU uot sacrifice himself nCi spurt b# 'fh« *«?*■ medicine chest.