Pittston Gazette

              A '•If J&ai " - A ; Mtefrcm JC&a$eJJ 1 ;_ •« t C;■■■ hii.m.IN.H,,.  S Try an «d. In the Gazette. There K Is no more effective medium of reaoh| Ing the 30,000 men, women and chilli dren In this community. TW«nPiNMOOTF,F'' I ONLY D/ ILY IN CITY HFTYSBCQBD YEAR j g^&g&gflggji&o.HAKTi«. PITTSTON, PA. THURSDAY IVENINC1, NOVEMBER 14. 1901. WE GET HOPE DIAMOND. MAJOR SMITH RESTORED. BOER CRIMES ALLEGED. To Eye-Glass Wearers. QJUcfcu^^ Cta&joe4t* ( Head the following quotations) i and compare the values with D (othet stores \ MYSTERY OF THE OCEAN. BULGARIAN APOLOGY. LONGBAUGH INDICTED, Urallflri mm On of Great WortMo** Rxpreu Rsbhtrt. Supreme Court DeclUwi In Favor ol Accnued Ofllcer. St. Louis. Nov. 14.—The November federal grand Jury has returned Indictments against Hurry Longbaugli, alias John Arnold, the mysterious Montana train robber, suspected", and his companion, Laura Bullion. Each was indicted on seventeen separate counts. Albany, N. V., Nov. 14.—Tlie Appellate division of the supreme court has handed dowu a decision In favor ot Major Clinton II. Smith of the Seventy-first regiment. New York city, in the legal proceeding* which he instituted to prevent the carrying out of the or der ousting him from the national guard. The decision vacates the deter mination of a board of examiners ot the national guard which recommend ed that he lie dismissed from the serv Ice, which determination was approved by Governor Roosevelt. During the present week our optician will examine yonr eyes carefully and scientifically and fit them with a pair of two pollar Aliumnico Spectacles or Eye-glasses for Famous Stone Bought by British War Secretary Says They Murder Natives. % fr Prime Minister Lays Brigandism to Turkey. AN ARTI8T MODEL'S TROUBLES. Charles H. Smith and Michael O'Neill, express messenger and fireman respectively of the Greaf Northern filer that was held up last July near Wagner, Mon., arrival here yesterday afternoon and identiLed the suspect under arrest as Harry Longbaugli, the man who held up the train and took the lead in iutimidating the train crew and blowtag open the express ftmpany's safe, from which nearly $100,000 in unsigned lulls of the National Rank of Helena were stolen. New York Dealers. Unknown Vessel Lost. i.atiie"'clasp Hid Gloves la all the 1*4- inn shades. An ulsgant fltilug glofft;: r»«»f nl ir value 91; oiu* price 09c a pair. ma (Blowem. MIk Waekerman it Suffering From Brain Fever and ia Still Violent I.ontlon. Nov. 14.—Minn Waekerman. tlie artlstx' model wlio ereatcd a sensation In a newspaper office here yesterday and was taken to St. Giles' Intlrmary. where she was declared insane. passed a restless night. Today her troble was diagnosed officially as hialn fever. She has not regained her senses since her arrival at the Infirmary and is still violent. The authorities have cabled her mother, who is In New York, with a view of removing her to a private Institution aB soon as she is able to travel. NEGOTIATIONS WILL GO ON HAS INTERESTING HISTORY ENGLAND'S TEETH ARE SET ONE DOLLAR :^$l§ Children's Coatm. Accedes to Consul General Dickinson's Hac Passed Through as Many Vlcis- Tlils case has attracted attention in military circles ever since Governor RoosevCTt Issued general order No. 7. May 1, 1890, directing Major Smith to appear before a board of examiners to be examined as to his capability and general fitness for service In the national guard as a commissioned officer.The Country, Declares Mr. Brodtrick, Aliumnico Spectacles are war ranted not-to Rust or Tarnish and aie very serviceable. A special purchase of CI© h Coats for children. trimmed with braid atid fnr, a nlM assortment of colors, all sizes in atoftk;j regular value $2.60; our price $1.90 each. Demand for a Free Hand—Says situdes as Have the Hopes Them- Intends to Go Through With Proc7 BURGLARS MAKE A BIC HAUL. Macedonia Criea to Heaven Agalnet selves—The Price Paid is Said to ess of Wearing Down—General Bui- Wrapper*. the Sultan. be 9150,000. ler Honored. H.G.SHUPP, Ladles' IIouh.D Wmpitora. made of finft 'iiiality It miiclcttC« in pretty stripes and figures, all neat colorings, neatly trimmed and full Hk irt w i! b deep .sweeping flounce; regular valn»» $1.50; our price Mo each. Softa, Nov. 14.—relks Karaveloff. the prime minister of Bulgaria, said to a correspondent today: O'Neill says that Longbaugli is the man who climbed over the tender and held up Engineer Jones and himself and then superintended the blowing up of the safe. His recollection of the epis dy was so vivid that he could describe the two revolvers that the robbers used. The police say they are the weapons that were found on the prisoner when lie wns arrested. New York. Nov. 14.—The nope diamond, so called from the fact that for seventy years it has beeu in the posses slou of the English family of which i.ord Francis Hope is*a member, was purchased from the latter in London on Tuesday by Simon Fraeikel of J. Fran kel Sons of 68 Nassau street, this city. The sale of the famous fem, fapaous not only because of its color and size, but also on account of thf historic interest attached to it, was made through Adolph Well of Londo*, who carried on negotiations with refresentatives of Lord Francis Hope on behalf of the Frankelg. These were not concluded until Mr. Frankel's arrival In London, however. A cablegram from him on Tuesday conveyed the Information that the deal had been closed. London, Nov. 14.—Mr. Brodrlck, the BrltlHli war secretary, speaking at a banquet given in London In Ills honor at the Carlton club, declared that the Boers were hiding their tracks by murdering Katilrs behind them. OPTIOIA&\. Reports Continue to Come of Fatalities at Sea. "For humanitarian reasons the minister of the Interior has undertaken to tolerate fresli Intercourse lDetween the brigands and an American agent. It Is a bail precedent to recognize the brigands, however indirectly, but we wish to stretch n (Mint for America ami In the cause of humanity. On the 10th of May following the board met in this city and recommended his discharge from the service for unsoldierlike conduct at the battle ot San Juan. The governor approved the adverse findings of this court and issued a special order directing that Ma Jor Smith be dismissed frjm the service. A writ of certiorari was subsequently obtained from Judge McAdam. and it brought up for review tlie orders issued iu the case, the findings of the board, the approval of the governor and the special order discharging him from the service. Tlie court vacates the determination of the board ot examiners and revises order No. 37. r 31 W. Market St.. Wilktibarrt. Men's Nltrlil Hlilrts. made of tine quality Flannelette, in white and fancy coloring* and cut extra full aud loug; real valie 7f«-; our price 40ceach. Night Shlrte. "x M i m NINE PERSONS DROWNED. "Lord Kitchener wired today," he continued, "that the cold blooded murder of natives, had become frequent of late nnd that two dead natives, their linnds tied behind their backs, were found Nov. 10 at the bottom of a mine shaft." TO-DAY, Result of the Foundering of a Steamer Ladles' Pine Flannel in all the new slides, nicely made with flue tncka and pleats; regular value $1.60; our price Mo. Flannel Walate. Philadelphia, Nov. 14.—The Australian steamship Etelka arrived at this port tbls morning. She brings the first Intelligence of what may prove to have been a serious ocean disaster. Captain Ferlan reports that on Nov. 7 when his vessel was about 1,000 miles nil the United States coast, n large vessel was discovered sending flames hundreds of feet into the air. As soon as the Are was noticed, the Etalka's course was changed, in order to get nearer the vessel, but as she approached a terrific explosion occurred, hurling the burning ship in all directions. It was Impossible to Identify the vessel. The report has created considerable excitement In marine circles. There are no means of determining whether the lost vessel was a liner or an oil carrier. The list of overdue vessels is now being investigated. Off Belfast Smith and O'Neill came to St. Louis accompanied by Mr. Elliott, general mauager of the Great Northern Express company, in whose care the bank notes were when stolen. TO-MORROW""' Belfast. Nov. 14—The steamer White Abbey, plying between Belfast and Carrlck-Fergus, foundered off here today. Nine persons were drowned. "The brigands, wherever they are. cau now treat unmolested with the Amerlcau representative, and safe conduct will be given to auy man or men recommended by Mr. Dickinson. Rainy Day Sklrtm. Later in IiIm speech Mr. Brodrlck Rain Jreat Britain now had 42,000 Boers in Mistody In the concentration camps and iu various islands and that 11,000 more had lieen killed or wounded or had left i he country on parole. He added that lie believed the number of Boers now in i ho field was about 10,000. SATURDAY, ICadtoa' Walking or Rainy Day Pklrta, well made from a good heavy melton eloth; regular value 5(i; our price 11.25 each. THE WEATHER. "There is no brigandage in Bulgaria. Turkey is the cause of the brigandage, pillage, murder and massacre in Macedonia. Conditions there are intolerable. Europe'has lDeeu moving iu a vicious circle regarding Macedonia since the Berlin treaty. All the powers agree that Macedonia should have autonomy, but none is willing to move in the matter. Count Andrass.v of Austria was more to blame than Lord Beaconsfield at the Berlin conference for the present condition of Macedonia, which is crying to heaven for vengeance.REYES TO STpP WAR IT PAYS TO BUY AT THE Washington, Nov. 14—Forecast until 8 p. m., Friday, for Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair tonight and Friday. Aaka Him to Retara to And It's AH Over. New York, Nov. 14.—The Tribune says that information that General Reyes, who for ten years represented the Colombian government in Paris, is soon to return to Colombia was received in this city yesterday. This news was regarded by persons Interested In Colombian affairs as of great Importance. General Reyes, according to this Information, lias received a message fronv President Marroquin urging him to return to Bogota. Colombia. PEOPLE'S STORE, To Cure a Cold in One Day, Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if It fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature ia each box. 25c. The Fmnkels were not willing to give the figure at which they obtained the gem yesterday, but cable dispatches from London said that It was $150,000. Joseph Frankel, brother of Simon Fraukel, said that this was only an ap proximal ion and that the exact figure was the highest ever paid for a single stone. Price 9150,000. RATH BUN GIVEN UP. "Great Britain has set its teeth and intends to go through the process of wearing down," he exclaimed. "We intend to provide Lord Kitchener with fresh troops to replace the tired odes. Only tQday a certain colony made an offer of help." Simon Long's H S Main Ht. Next to Dmry*a. The Aeoaard Murderer Mantled Ovei Louisville, Ivy., Nov. 14.—Newell C. Rathbun, accused of murder In Jeffersonvllle, Ind., was turned over to the United States authorities late yesterday as a deserter from the army and was at once given into the custody of Captain Applegate, chief of police In Jeffersonvllle. Since doubt has been cast on the Identity of the body at Little Rock by Rathbun's relatives and friends Rathbun has braced up and has ceased to talk. to Indiana, fireat 54th FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Defends Wood and Connanaht. Anniversary Closes Saturday Night Surely. Evans Bros.I New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co, stock brokers, room 26 Miners' Bank building. Mr. Brodrlck said he was sorry anything had happened to affect the career of Sir Redvers Duller, and he assured the company that the deafness of Sir Evelyn Wood was not a bar to the work that officer had to do as commander of an army corps. "France patches up her quarrel with Turkey, oblivious of liberty, equality and fraternity for Macedonia, and Germany is satisfied with getting all material advantages possible out of Turkey. The Macedonians themselves may break the vicious circle and break Turkey's cruel boast, 'We took you by the sword; by the sword we. shall hold you.' All we ask for Macedonia is au touomy. We do not seek annexation. According to Mr. Fftnkel, the nego tlatlons which have led to the sale oi the gem by the Hope family were begun about five months aio. Lord Itaii els Hope, who got the MombA as an ,,inheritance from his riother, to whom Ut had been left by her father, Henry T. Hope, a well known banker of Am sterdam, was then on ihe verge oi bankruptcy. The Frankels heard o! this and through intermediaries mad€ an offer for the famous blue diamond which Lord Francis Hope was considering when the negotiations were sud* denly called off on account of the ob jectiona of other members of the fam lly. • , TARGET PRACTICE DELAYED. Now York, Nov. 14. 1901. Open. Clos. 14 13% 90% 90% 120', i 119% 81 79% 101% 100% 69% 67 % 40% 40% 43% 43% 93 92% 128% 128% 102% 101 .103% 103% 93 »3 01 % 60% 87 86 At present General Reyes Is representing the Colombian government at the pan-American congress In the City of Mexico. He is regarded as one ot the leading men of Colombia. ttrC Quality Always the Best. Prices Always the lowest. Venal* Anchored on Account of Storm Colorado Southern Soul horn R It. Sugar  Atchison  Atchison, pref  Brooklyn Traction Ches. anil Ohio  IT. 8. Steel ....... U. S. Steel, pref. ... Manhattan l!l  Mo. Pacific  People's (las  Col. Iron and Fuel So. Pacific  11. St. Copper  Car and Foundry . O. 4. W  Pennsylvania  Reading  Reading, pref. .. . Tenn. C. & I  Leather  Rubber  Union Pacific  Urlon Pacific, pref Wabash, pref  Western Union ... M . K. & T  Norfolk  Are in the Way. The Louisville police authorities have refused to send Rathbun to Little Rock to testify at the coroner's inquest over the corpse that was shipped there. They say that Rathbun will go nowhere except to Jeffersonvllle, where he is to be tried on the charge of murdering by poison Charles Goodman. A telegram was sent to Little Rock asking that the corpse be returned to Jeffersonvllle. The war secretary declared also that neither Sir Evelyn Wood nor the Duke of Connauglit was to be regarded as a peace general, because wherever their army corps weut they also would go. lie further announced that Sir Archibald Hunter would be appointed to the command of another army corps when this was formed. Sandy Hook, Nov. 14.—Up to noon tci ay, tests of the Oothniann and 12- lnch service gun had not been made, and It seemed probable that the test. Ing experiments would be delayed another day. The fleet of coasting vessels .which were anchored about a mile oft tha shore yesterday, arc still anchored today. Several ore in direct lino with the big targets that face the mouth of the guns, and the officers in charge don't care to take the chances of having a projectile miss the mark anl strike the ships. It was also learned that General Reyes had sent a message to General Pedro Nel Ospina, former minister of war of Colombia, who has Just arrived in this city, asking him to come to Mexico for a consultation. General Ospina expressed the belief that General Reyes will go back to Colombia at once and that weariness of  war which lias for more than two years ravaged Colombia was the cause iif the call for Reyes' return and that us he Is the one man satisfactory to both parties in the strife he will be selected president of the republic and put an end to the war. Buckwheat Flour, 25 lb sack 60c Prep B W Flour,Gold Snap 3 Id pkg 12c "If the American people knew, tlie kliul of hellish barbarities perpetrated by Turkey In Macedonia, the voice of tile nation which freed Cuba aud I'uiiplit the most chivalrous and un•vliish war of modern times would iiwukeii the cabinets of Kuio]te to a -eiise of their duly rogardlntf MacedoAunt Jemima (£!S Flour 2 lb pkg 3 for 25c Nabob Pan 6ake Flour 2 lb pkg 10C Mr. Brodrlck explained that four battalllons and two cavalry regiments would be drawn from India for service in South Africa* S»M to Stop Sale. A telegram has been received from the chief of police of Evansville, Ind., stating that Goodman was a resident of Cripple Creek, Colo., where he was a brass worker. PER CENT. OFF 27D,i 27 M, His relatives, prominent among wham is his brother, the Duke of New castle, feared that it was a plot of Lady Francis Hope, who was May Yolie, the actress, aud who has since run off to Japan with P. Bradlee Strong, to get more money from her husband, and sc they brought suit in the English court* to preveut liUn from selling any of the Jewels. • General Sir William Butler, formerly in command of the truops In South Africa, who was recalled at the beginning of the campaign against the Boers, is at last having his merits recognized. According to The Dally Chronicle he has accepted the offer of an appointment as president of the most Important committee in connection with war otllce reform. 34% 34 1461,4 145 44% 44% 78% 78 «S% #1% 12% 11% On All Regular New Honey, f BOYS C0N8PIRE TO MURDER. IUhh Stout* Iteiiortrd Pttad. 1 lb-box 14c j"~~ New Maple Syrup, 1 quart can 25c 1• a gal. can 48c 1 gallon can 85c They Hoped to-be Freed From School Ottlojnio. Nov. I I. Tiie CVlojrn«* Jay.fllt' prints a tllspatrli fr«»ni Sotia. whic h «uuuoi In* verltlwl. staling thai Miss 111 Ion Sluuc. fill' • nit'l'lrau nils sionary who was «-upiuivCl hy hl'litaiulx, lias liccu klll.Ml iu «»rd«»r ilia I no Information may l»«» had as to the prime UIOVt'l'H ill 11»' fl'illU'. Flgbllns In Laion, Utlea, N. Y., Nov. 14.—A disgraceful scene was enacted In the chamber of the Oneida county board of supervisors. Mob rule reigned, and bloodnlied was narrowly averted. The trouble was precipitated by an attempt of a certain element in the board to Juggle with the method ordinarily employed iu filling the several offices at the disposal ol the members. Iu the melee the super visors rushed at the clerk of the board, pinning him against the wall and using him with great violence. The services of several policemen were necessary to restore order. Flffht Over Offices, Goods 'Till toy Killing a Truant Officer. Manila, Nov. 14.—Captain Hart man's troop of cavalry has had an encounter with 200 riflemen and 200 !Dolomen, who were iu trenches double tlauking the Bataugas road. The troopers killed sixteen and captured nine riflemen. The Americans had two wounded. Captain Harlman continued the chase of the rebels, who were routed completely. Captain Hartman reports hearing heavy firing to the eastward, where Major West's column is engaging another band. The first seven persons arrested under the new sedition law are Filipinos. / Chicago. Not.-. 14.—A plot to kill Patrolman Oaparelll, truant officer, was foiled by tie arrest and confession of nine small boys here. They say that James Knolls, 21 years old, trained them to steal and formed a murder conspiracy so they could be freed from school and have more tlmp to steal. The plot was revealed by a 6-year-old sifter of two of the boys. 108*4 1«5 93% 91% 37% 37% Saturday Night. Maole Sugar. \ " * 2 lbs for 25c \M Visit our store and leave w your order and you will uake no mistake; it will ,—^ be money in your v This writ -was pending when Lady Francis Hope departed with Strong, thus giving her husband grounds for a divorce. Then, It Is said, the Hope family waived tlielr objections to the sale aud negotiations were reopened by IxDrd Francis Hope's representatives with the Frankels. Mr. Frankel left for Europe a "week ago to close the bargain.Antler Warned England. 92 90% 52% 52% 5714 68% General Sir WUllaiu Francis Butler was in command of the British forces In South Africa prior to the outbreak of hostilities. On Aug. 15, 1899, he was recalled, the reason given at the time being that he was iu sympathy with the BoerS. He was succeeded by General Sir Forester Walker. Come, ye men, and take advantage of the wonderful bargains we are offering in Suits and Overcoats. (uriiiKlr'i (lift «» lira. ll.wlH...I I'lUstmrs. Nov. U.r "Twilight." one of i)u* piilntings fu this v cur's collection at tin' Carnegie Art galleries, which was puivhnMtd lijr Andrew Carnegie. will 'lie sent 1o Mvs. (J rover Cleveland. When Mrs. Cleveland was here last week, she admired the painting, wldeh is by A. Bryan Wall, n Pittsburg nrlist. Mr. Carnegie was told that the picture had caught Mr*. Cleveland's fancy. lie therefore bought it and will have It sent to Princeton at the close of the exhibition. Willi H will so a note stating that the picture Is n token of appreciation of the visit of -Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland oil founder's day. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is especially recommended for all bronchial affections. Severe colds, pleurisy and grip are quickly cured by this famous prescription. It is the greatest remedy for whooping cough anil croup. It gives instant relief and never falls to cure. MIS8 BAER MARRIED. The stone which the Frankels have now secured possession of weighs 44% carats, in of the shape known as "cushion shaped" anil lias sixty-four facets. Despite its darker hue it is reported to Mire all the sparkle of the white diaiftond of flue quality, and its great value Urn in the combination of this with Its issusual color. Later developments justified the opinion that Sir William Butler's chief offense was that he foresaw and had no hesitation iu saying how unprepared Great Britain was for the task of subjugating the Dutch republic. Hsr Husband Is a Mechanical Engi- neer in Reading. Battle With Leavenworth Rkl Fufcee*. Trenton, N. J.. Nov. 14.—On complaint made to the police commissioners of this city by the Rev. Hugh B. McCauley, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian church here, the commissioners at a meeting held last night Issued Orders that no more baling contests can be held in this city in the future. This action is a result of the fight that occurred Monday night betwoen Jim my Handler and "Young Peter Jackson," which was stopped in the eighteenth round by the police. Minister Stop* Priieflglita, Reading, P«.. Nov. 14.—Miss Mary Baer. daughter of George F. Baer, president or the Philadelphia and Reading and Jersey Central railroads, was married this afternoon to Frank Leavlnworth Connard, mechanical engineer, of this city. A reception followed the ceremony at "Hawthorne," the Baer mansion. Guthrie, Okla.,' Nov. 14.—A pitched battle was fought between deputy sheriffs and citizens on oiie side and a band of outlaws on the other near Plokee, a village of Kay county. The officers state that the outlaws are some of the escaped prisoners from Leavsflworth, Kan. The battle was the result of an attempt made by the outlaw*, who were masked, to steal several horses in that neighborhood. Several of the combatants are reported to be wounded. Of food ia 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. Dr. Reap, 13 9. Main Thorough Mastication For many months after his return from South Africa a bitter controversy raged around his name. In some quarters he was described as the Dreyfus of the British army and the scapegoat of an incompetent war office. •pjeX wf • t: a AO is itio£ jspun J1J Hiom HO SIMON LONG'S SONS. is U!EM H**DN o? tic to iter'* Export* and Import*. Nov. 14.—The statement of the im|)orts and exi»orts of merehan dlse of the United States for the month of October, 1901, shows as follows: Imports, $81,411,857, of which $35,022,320 was free of duty; Increase as compared with October, 1900, $10,780,000; exports, $145,340,453; decrease, $17,000,- 000. For the teu months ended with October the Increase In the imports oi merchandise over the corresponding period In 1900 was $32,789,891, and dur ing the snme period there was a decrease iu the exports of $3,393,59(1. l.lRht Prom Decayed Meat, Spreads Like Wildfire. X) 3? ZXHHdWQg — AGAINST THE CHINESE. Plumbers Providence, It. I., Nov. 14. Light from decayed meat is the latest discovery which limy set the scientific world itKcff. Professor fiorhain of Brown university has .succeeded in extract Ing from an overripe porterhouse hteak sufficient illumination to allow hlm to take photograph* of laboratory apparatus. Professor C«orhaiu Is seeking to Hud an nrtiliclal light ill which the element of heat is not «'oiitained and believe# he is on the road to delinite results. Prol'eSsor tJorham is connected with tlu» bacteriological department of the university. When thingB are "the best," they become "the best selling." Abraham Hare, a leading druggist of Belleville, O., writes: "Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years." You know why? Most diseases begin in disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, blogg and nerves. Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladieB. It builds up the entire system. Puts new life and vigor Into any weak, sickly, run-down mat\ or woman. Price 60 cents. Sqld fey W. C. Price and j. 71. Houck, Pittston, and G. D. Stroh, West Pittston. Boston Labor Organizations Start a will find it to their interest to buy their sewer pipe and fittings of us. We have the vitrified salt glazed pipe. J. E. Patterson & Co. Wilkesbarre. •Slue* 01 m km «A«P 01 »qu»iu*i apejS acnes jo; 381 iuins* 0J8 sjjois ijqio pue 3ui i*D qoieui qDi« «ll|» XA«»M 9J« SJSded 3»qx ■lion oiqnofl jeC| 0Q| ioj sajailBj jadej oSt jeindod isosu ino )Cj asjqi ll" HI«*»» 'qi9 A0*t 'iBp3snp»AV 2upu»annC» 'sX*p uaj l*»a »qi 10& Crusade for the Re-enactment of the Geary Law. Tide* calculator Pe*Cl. Washington, Nov. 14.—Secretary Long Intends to send Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans out to the Asiatic station to be second officer In command. Both Admiral Remey, commander In chief of that station, and Admiral Kempff, junior squadron commander, will return soon to the United States, having served out the term allotted for service in Asiatic waters. This will leave Rear Admiral Rogers, now In senior command of the squadron, In supreme command.Evan* to Serve In the EaM, BostoOf Nov. 14.—The labor organizations of Boston have started a crusade for the re-enactment of the Chinese exclusion act, which expires on May 5, 1902. The labor men will call for the support of all the national organizations.New York, Nov. 14.—Albert Matthew Ford has died at Salem, N. J. Mr. Ford was the son of the late David and Lydla Ford of Philadelphia. Several years ago he went to Salem and devoted the remainder of his days to studying the tides. At his own expense he Issued and distributed each month tide cards for the Delaware river and bay, for Atlantic City and the entire outer coast of New Jersey. BET READY FOR For coughs, croup, bronchitis, grip and other winter complaints, One Minute Cougli Cure never fails. Pleasant to the taste and perfectly safe. C. B. George, Winchester, Ky.: "Our little girl was attacked With croup one night and so hoarse she coniti speak. We gave her a few doses of One Minute Cough Cure. It relieved her Immediately. When she awoke next morning she had no signs of hoarseness or croup." For sale by Farrer, Peck & Roberts, Plttston and West PittBton. The Children's Friend. I hanksgiving Stock Unlimited. Quality the Best. Prices Proper. BLIZZARD IN YORK STATE. Earthquake In Utah. Highways Blocked and Snow ploughs Salt Lake City. Nov. 14. — Specials from various points iu southern Utah give meager accounts of an earthquake shock shortly after 9:30 o'clock last night. The shock lasted fully thirty seconds iij some places. The vibrations were northeast to southwest. So far as reported, no loss of life and comparatively little damage to property resulted. Shocks were felt at Oasis, in Millard county, and at Beaver, where some damage was caused. A slight shock was felt In this city at 9:37 p. m. in Use on the Railways. Scale. Ala., Nov. l-i. S. W. Peppers, returning officer for t'rawford Brat, while eu route to Scale with tile ballot box containing the returns of the recent election was held up at tiie point of a revolver and the ballot box taken from liliu. The highwayman wore a mask, and his Identity is unknown. He retreated to the woods near by, where a search later revealed the ashes aud pieces of the ballot l»ox ami papers, which had lDecii burned. This is a capital offense In this state. Ilitflt««ayiunn sienl* Hnllut llos, New Alrnhlp In Pari*. THE GOOD BRANDS IN CANNED GOODS. to in Malone. N. Y„ Nov. 14.—The snow fc-tana that Btarted here yesterday and turned to a blizzard In the evening is utlll raging. The snow was plied in drifts. Many of the highways are liadly Mocked and snow ploughs are In use on the railroads. Paris, Nov. 1-4;—Senor Severo, a Brazilian, lias arrived here with a flying machine which, lie asserts, is more powerful than Santos Dnmont's. Hp proposes to sail across and around Paris shortly. Real Pan*hte?* pf Revolution. Portland, Me., Nov. 14.—Mrs. Mary Ellen Waddell, who was found dead in bed here, had the distinction of being the youngest real Daughter of {he Rev olution ify America that the society tsqew anything about. She was the daughter of Lot Humphrey, who fought in the Revolution and who married a second time when he was well advanced In years. He is buried In the town of Bloomfield, Conn. Mrs. Waddell was seventy years of age. coat; SViBioeds iaqiou A».. * y* There are pills and pills. You want a pill which is certain, thorough and gentle. Mustn't gripe. DeWitt'g Little Early Risers fill the bill, Purely vegetable. Do not force, but assist the bowels. Sold by Farrer, Peck & Roberts, Pittston and West Pittston. Reliable and Gentle* Something Very Fine in Raisine. Currants, Citron and Lemon Reel. Upton's celebrated teaB at Giles's. The Biggest Rugs In the City are being shown at our store, sizes 9x12 feet; prices range from C10 to |40. Made In AxminBter. Brussels *nil Wilton; something really very bandsome. A new fssbion. Rugs are selling more rapidly than h(gl) grade carpets. Seo our window display. Williams & McAnulty. our respoosn satisfaction. your profit than ours. GILROY, THE TAILOR, 18 SOUTH MAIN St. BRIEF NEW8 NOTES GIVE US A CALL * * BANK TELLER SHORT, The Brazilian congress has voted £5,« 000 to M. Santos-Dumont, the aeronaut.York Man flefunded the Money and TIM" Resigned. What's the secret of happy, vigorous health? Simply keeping the bowels, the stomach, the liver qqd Kidneys strong and qptlye, Buidot K Blood Bitters does |t, 7. W. KYTE, York. Pa.. Nov. 14.—All Investigation Into the actfoiliitfi of John 1-. liable, Jr., teller of the York National hunk, showed a shortage $6,500. Ka lilt* has refunded the mono/ #nd re signed his position. A desperate fight oourred In Minister, 0., on Wednesday with robbern who blew up a I ank with dynamite. London, Nov. 1-4.—One of the worst disasters during the gale still raging Is the loss of the revenue cutter Active in the Firth of Forth. The admiralty issues'the following telegram from the district captain at Queensferry: "The mate of the cruiser Active reports that the Active was lost during the night ou ■he Grnnton breakwater. " tier captain and nineteen men were drowned. Five were saved." It Is estimated that 116 lives have been lost on the British coasts since the gale began. Revenue Cutter Lost. New Yuri;. D'iiy. 14. Henry IJelaney, serving a four year term M tilng Sing /or burglary under the name of Henry Norton and sentenced from Brooklyn In July. 1000, has escaped from the prison. He was employed in the kitchen and In some way got possession of a suit pf elnthes belonging tfc Warden Johnson. In this suit Delaney managed to pass the guards without question.Buriclnr KitcHpea From Kins Sinn. Philadelphia Election Decided. Philadelphia, Nov. 14 —TJie ptBolal ppynt of last Tuesday's election ill i?bliqdelphl(| county, just completed, repeals the fact that G. Harry Davis (Rep.), one of the candidates on the Union party ticket for judge of common pleas court No. 5, was elected over Henry Budd (Dcm.), his colleague on the Union ticket. The unofficial figures Ijist week apparently elected Budd by about 400 plurality, but the official count shows Davis to have received 195 votes more than Badd. Both 'Phones. Exeter Street. WE WANT TO BUY IT. Astounding Discovery, The report of the treasurer p|t tip Methodist general missionary committee showed a deficiency of nearly $ltV4, ooo. If you have any bid scrap iroa, st«»l brasi, copper, lend, tea lead, zinc, bottl—p folded old rubbers, etc.* teiajmoi'.e us We'll From Coopersville, Mich., comes word of a wopderful discovery of a pleasant tasting liquid fftat when used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always ensures a good night's rest. "It will soon cure the cough, too," writes Mrs. S. Hlmelburger, "for three generations of our family havo used Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and never found Its equal for toughs and colds." It's an unrivaled life-saver »-J?en used for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00, at W. C. Price, J. H. Houck, Pittston, and Q. D. Stroh, West Pittston. Trial bottleB free. Philadelphia. Nov. 14.—ThoimiH lift zeltoii, aged 11 years, Camden's fourth victim ol' tetanus following vaccination, has died after suffering terribly, lie was vaccinated ilfieeu days ago and suffered no pain from the operation until Tuesday, when he complained of stiffness of facial muscles. His Inability to move these muscles grew steadily, and when he died his Uody was bent backward almost CVDublc- Lovkinw After Vaccination. AfistroiiCg BURGLARS' BIG HAUL. \ Get $200 In Caah and Stamps and $25,- 000 in Bonds. Warren, O., Nfiv. 14.—Safe blowers got $100 In cash, about $25,000 worth «f bonds and $200 in (damps at the Bock Creek postofllce last night. Mrs. Sliaw, widow of Henry Shaw, otherwise known as Josh Billings, the humorist, died on Wednesday. She waa sWl'jy years old. PAY YOU SPOT CASH FOR IT. M, D. ADLE30N, Doci St. Plttatoa JUNK DEALER. The president has signed an exectjtlve order creating a naval reservation of a large tract of land just acquired by the navy department at Olongapo, on Sublg bay, Luzon. Buckwheat Flour, sick, (25 lbs) Ooc Nabob Flour, per package Priest Leaves All to Church Pure Maple Syrup, per quart. ..ijc .»CC 25® Gtiffin »»««» Toledo, O. Nov. 14. — Rev. Father WleczorcK, a priest at St. Hedwlck's Polish Catholic church In this city, has bequeathed to flip parish his entire fortune, amounting to nearly It Is composed largely of Toledo real estate. The deceased priest tame from a uoble family in Poland. Manchester, England, Xov. 14.—The Guardian says the list of decorations for foreign visitors on the occasion of the coronation of his majesty next June has beeu submitted to tl'ie king, who has refused to distinguish between the titles of king, emperor and president, the object being to honor the state, not the man. King's Coronation Honors. 3 cans new Tomatoes NITNItm * Studio IT! ilAICMg. life boat capsized, Washington, Nov. — SeuA'tfrira Lodge and Spooner of the foreign at(Sirs committee,, which wlU have cognizance of the Nicaragua treaty and reciprocity treaties in the coming congress, took dinner with the president last night and were in conference  him up to a late hour Late Conference With President, J cans new corn, Three Men 8aved, Iwt Eight Other* The gale which swept over Great frltaln on Tuesday and Wednesday as 'very disastrous. Reports at wrecks and casualties were numerous. The death list ha* an aggregate of over 100. ™ Prepared  under GERMAN UW8, U fizcellcat for J cans new pumpkin Are Missing. I ondon, Nov. 14 —A lifeboat which ■sw-nt to help a vessel in distress oil Yarmouth today capsiied. Three ot the occupants of the boat were saved, but eight are missing. 3 cans new peaches PEOPLE'S 'PHONE 3M. IHIIinbaira, Pa. S10UTH MAIM 87. Comfortable Underwear. Corcoran Bro3. r PAINS IN CHEST,! Sides. Joints, Rheumatism,etc. 2 cans fancy golden waxed beans25c 25c 25c 25c T*T*iflc Sturm In Dcuranrk. Bis Spice House Burned. i cans fancy liiiiabeaim tttm Pla,ine Of all descriptions. No matter what the article is, we can lenickle it and make it look like n:w. A n gtOYftfl ranairod n,t Ash'0. Copepiiuneu, Nov. 14.-A terrible gale and snowstorm. MstiP* (o1' thC-' 1D"9* twelve hours, has done great damage throughout Denmark. There Is five feet of snow here. Fight vessels are driven ashore. two have lDeen trucked, and tliSS ,leen 'Cist. New York, Xov. 14.—Firf late last night attacked the wholesale grocery, Had sjjite bppsp of Smith & Sills, at Eighth avenue ancl Forty sixth street. The damage to the building is estimated at $35,000 and to tlie stock, by ifnson of tiatne. smoke and water, iJlo.OOO "ANCHORPAIN EXPELLER. DR. RICIITBR'S Wftfld-RMowned 6 cans domestic sardines WiLHELMINA'S CONDITION, When You Buy Oysters, buy good ones* Messick sells them. i'uy. -vTbeie is 140 trutti in the report that M. de Berckheim, secretary of the French legation at Brussels, Is to be appointed French embassador At Washington. M. de Berckheim will remain jneseut posf, French Gmbany Rumor Denied' General Tracy to Defend Meade. 3 cans milk I The Queen Still Weak, But Her Condition is Noi Alarming. Amsterdam, Nov. 14.—Queen Wil- I iielciiaa, who has keen ill for several I days, Ib still very weak, but her condition Is not considered alarming. Little or Big Couches made to your order as to price and quality. Rogers Couch Factory. New York, Nov.* 14. — Benjamin F. Tracy has been to defend Robert L. Meade of the iRfuloe corps, at ihd Brooklyn navy yard, who has been ordered to trial lDy court martial Tuesday next. » cans fancy evaported apricots 25c I Nope j vrell-koown iDCWlthgl Dereon'» lnteroui it Tr»C* »srk "latkor. Armstrong & Co., Htndriokt & San, Dataware Aw. Have your furnaca cjegned by Ash That Throbbing Headache would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousan4s of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches They 8D»k® pur® Wood »nd build up your health. Only ti cents. Money back tf not cured. Sold by J. H. Houck stad W. C. Price, Pittston. and I p. P. Stretu SEwt Wtttrton. Muskogee, 1. V., Nov. 14.—Five hundred delegates have arrived from Indlan Tprrltojy towns to attend the single statebooil convention here. Politician! are on the fence.'buT business Interest* favor statehood with Oklahoma as quickly *• possible Oklahoma convention, Great Luck of an Editor. SOUTH MAIN STREET. Located in Bhfoment of the Btlfe Mil Ectranco at roar of building. CLERGYMAN'S SUDDEN PEATH to the Albany Dentists, 32 N. Franklin St.. Wilkesbarre, and they will tell you quickly whether they need attention or not. No charge for examination i no pain in operations If needed. Beet set of teeth $8.00. Crowns and bridges fl up. Phone 111, Show Your Teeth "For" two years all efforts to cure eczema In the pslms cf £ty  failed," wrlteB Editor H. N. Lester, of Syracuse, Kan., "then I was wholly cured by Ct s the world's Ijent for efitpt(Qn», spres and all skin diseases. Only 2Sc at J. H. Houck and W. C. Price, Pittaton, and .0, P. Strflft. ffiwt PiUetou. Paris, Kov. 14. — Cardinal Richard, archbishop of Paris, paid n farewell visit to the pope yesterday. After the atiAlegfO Oardlaul Richard stated that the beqltb of bis holiness was good, Cardinal Richard Say* ihope la Well. Fcune Ciad in.Bed, a Victim of Valvular Disease of the Heart. Worcester, Mass., Nov. 14.—Rev. Jamrr, H. M.cKeehnlc, pwrate of the Immaculate Conception chttycb. was £und dead in bed this morning, havg died from valvular disease of the larcomteiSroeito haul ijout flioCtl. (OJUK'{ lint work l|oUD cvtuci lowtjt jstiwo at yi , 1(fttw. Studio, CJ Peojrfe's Phone 50V0 (. Bin© Printina ana Old Phono 1333 I Drafting a Specialty. Benjamin A. Crowthmr, aicV dru**Ut» or tftrougn ifc\Ad. Eicknr*Co.,81S PearlSt., New Ynt ARCHITECT Monument* and Corner Posts, Magging and Curbing. F. W. Stag# laau. M Wlfc At#» WrtttUtoa, « No better one in tbls city. Full stock. Prices right, N. Main St. Both phon?e. The Frederick Market BOARD OF TRADE BUILDIMC. Hog. Patent Attorney. Plana prepared. Valley MtflTBtty pfpves and Ranges 'at Aah'a. N. Main Bt,