Pittston Gazette

              1 B,307 WEATHER. c. Copies of Wednesday's Gazette Snow or sleet tonight and were printed. Friday; clpudy. 32d YEAR. \ WJCBKLY ESTABLISHED 1880. 1 DAILY K8T. by THEO. HART 1882. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1902. TWO CENTS A COPY; I FORTY CENTS A MONTH, i 8 PAGES. COLLISION IN NORTH RIVER 1 f I m s£ ' T vv^Hl WM'- SUB iioflwrn ''■ ' BE I BbJ Wm rn^M Bvx jgjpH ' McKINLEY'8 \ BIRTHDAY. Hp B' -Vr* I J BBf 3 . | I D*2& jpUBi Kg iffi i, dMP ' 'vD* ' '* '-" f RUHM . '^'C, ' f v'' £&DC ■yrjHi -A't'■ i W ■' •■■ • $?■**■■- *K v '* GREAT WINTER Clearing Sale^ BEGINS MONDAY, Ferry Boat and Carfloat Fittingly ObservedThrough* out the Union. Come Together. MUCH ENSUED PUBLIC SCHOOL EXERCISES January 27th. Legislatures Take Cognizance of AnC A Hole Thirty Feet Long Was Made In the Ferry Boat, But She Man- hiversary — Charles Emory Smith The (Jreatost Bargains in till linos of aged to Land Her 500 Passengers Speaks on Late President's Policies Safely. at New York Banquet. 3bCU| CmcU New York, Jan. 30.—The ferryboat Central, or the New Jersey Central line, and a Baltimore and Ohio car float collided this morning in the North river, a few hundred feet off the Communipaw ferry house. Some 500 passengers were aboard the Central, mostly coming from New Jersey and bound for New York. There was an exciting time for a few minutes, but slight bruises were the worst Injuries any of them suffered. The ferry boat was the worst sufferer. The car float rammed a big hole in the boat. The hole, which was about 30 feet long, was, fortunately, above the water line. The Central was able to continue the trip. After landing her passengers at New York, she put back to Communipaw for repairs. New York, Jan. 30.—In Chicago and all parts of the country McKiniey day, the anniversary of the late president's birth, was observed with memorial services, public addresses and Hugs flying from public buildings. that Pittston has. evei* soon. Hero is a groat pnortnnity to save money. Boar in mind that every article in this immense stock is reduced in price. In many cases the price, has boon cut half and less. $ Ail the city offices ami the county courts were closed lu Chicago, flags throughout the city were at half mast, and memorial services were held In churches, schools und U.A. It. camps. Under the auspices of the Hamilton club a meeting In honor of the day was held in Studebaker hall, where Judge William It. Day of Ohio was one of the principal speakers. LEWIS NIXON, NEW TAMMANY CHIEF. BRIGADIER GENERAL FREDERICK FUNSTON. PgopIg's Stor f '^3 Mr. Nixon, who has succeeded Itlchurd Crokef as chief of New York'# famous political organization, Tainnmny Ilall, is more than a politician. He Is a builder of warships. He designed the Oregon and helped to build several other battleships. Just at present he is turning out Holland submarine buatl be fast as his shipbuilding plant at Elizabeth, N. J., can producc them. Friends and admirers of Brigadier General Fred funston will bo glad to learn that the gallant little fighter la safe and sound on American soil once more. .1 list now he is with his family in Oakland, Cal„ where he Is recovering from the results of a three months' stay In a .Manila hospital. The people of Kansa3 are impatiently awaiting a visit from the hero of the Sunflower State. Impressive services were held In Cincinnati.In Maryland special exercises wore held ill the schools, and addresses in honor of the late president were made at prominent clubs. In Baltimore the school board relaxed its rule prohibiting the collection of money, giving an opportunity to the pupils to contribute to the McKiuley memorial fund. RIOTING IN BUDA PEST. ADMIRAL SCHLEY'S APPEAL MURDERERS IS SOUTH MAW STREET, KUYPER'S PEACE PROPOSALS. Stnten Three CJrouinlt* For Hevemal Cit""RcuvedCm* ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. / Said to be Informally Backed by Con of Court"* Filiilliiitii. BREAK JAIL. The Hague, Jan. 30.—It has been learned that Dr. Kuyper, the Dutch premier, made no proposals for peace in South Africa until he had sounded the British government and learned its willingness to ltBten to such proposals. It is also stated that Kuyper is informally supported In his proposals by continental powers. The negotiations, therefore. a\re likely to have a far-reaching tendency. tinental Power*. Wasliinuton, Jan. Jill*—The appeal mmlo by Hear Admiral Sclile.v from the findings of the court of inquiry lias lieen made public. The admiral states three general grounds upon which he petitions the president to reverse the action of the navy department: Sale Day 10,000 Workmen Attack the Parliament Building. In Buffalo the Uev. Dr. Charles 10(1- ward Locke delivered a memorial address at the Merchants' exchange, and the day was observed with appropriate exercises in the public schools. The Bid die Brothers Escape from Pittsburg Prison. First.- Tin* court Vrrod in ignoring live question of command on July Ji and of crodit for the victory of the battle? of Santiago. MANY WINDOWS BROKEN. Flags flew from office buildings, public institutions and hundreds of resiliences in Cleveland in recognition of the day. WAS CLEVERLY PLANNED. Have your eyes examined and your glasses fitted and adjubtod by a reliable Optician who understaudR iiis business. It is the sifeat way and will more than repay you In the Mounted Police Charged the Crowd Second.-The court erred by failing to report on the efficiency and adequacy of the blockade of Santiago by the flying squadron, EVEllY DAY at our Store. II' you want to buy groceries where you can buy them the cheapest and the best value, why you should trado with us. GREAT BRITAIN'8 REPLY. Fiercely, and 86 Wounded Persons Governor A. B. Cummins of Iowa delivered ail address upon "William Mc- Kiuley" to a joint session of the legislature at Dos Moines in the afternoon. Feigning Sickness, They Grappled the end. We employ 0110 of the most Guards Who Opened Their Cell export Opticians in the country and have a department devoted solely to this work aud can guarantee perfect satisfaction. Will Not be Made to Holland Before Were Carried to the Hospitals Third.—The findings of ilie majority, In variance with the opinion of the presiding officer of the court, are not justified by the facts adduced. Trlhnte* nt Albany Doors, Injured Them Seriously, and London, Jan. 30,—In the House of Commons, today, Balfour, the government leader, said that the Dutch government would not be In possession of the British reply to their peace proposals until tomorrow. Therefore, it would be Impossible to publish the papers In the matter this week. Tomorrow. From Sccne of Conflict. At Albany in the opening prayer in the assembly the chaplain, the Rev. A. L. Love, referred to the assassination of Mr. McKiuley and invoked the divine blessing 011 Mrs. McKiuley. Then Walked Out qf Prison, Buda Pest, Jan. 30.—A riot of workmen occurred here today. Ten thousand of them attacked paryament to give emphasis to the anti-government campaign of the Socialist leader, Vnysoni. Windows in the parliament building were smashed and the proceedings in the chamber interrupted. Mounted police charged the crowd, slashing with their swords. Ambulances carried away 80 wounded persons. It Is declared that the record of the court shows that Schley did actually exercise the command, and the point is made that if lie did so in the iihsenee o'f any right under naval regulations his conduct would have been "grossly insubordinate and highly censurable and should have been so held by the Pittsburg. Jan. 30—The Biddlo brothers, under sentence of death for murder, escaped from the county jail early this morning. 3(. £lvu(ojja WATCH OUR PRICES Best Pat. Flour, per bbl $4.50 Potatoes, very fine stock, When both houses adjourned for the day, it was in honor of the memory of the late president. "Tributes to Mr. McKiuley were paid by Senators Grady and Green and Assemblymen Allds and Taluier. It is reported that the Biddies early this morning feigned illness. Night Guards McQarry and Reynolds went to their rolls and threw off the steel rod which bolted both doors. The Biddies then rushed from their cells and grappled the guards. Overpowering them, they took their revolvers and keys and then shot them both. They lilted MeGarry and hurled him over the railing to the stone floor. 14 feet below then opened the doors of the warden's office with the keys and escaped. The injuries of both guards are serious. Ed. and .lack liiridic were under sentence of death for killing (Jrocorynian Kaliney on April 12 last. 0(a tlclcui, per bushel  Gr. Sugar, 20 lbs, for  Putter, Pest Dairy, per lb.. Tomatoes, per can  Peas, very tine, per can  Corn, :t cans for."  Succotash, ii cans for. ...... Green Stringless Beans, iJ TO REPEAL WAR TAXES. r.oo .24 .10 .10 .25 .25 It is admitted at the navy department thai llip court of Inquiry could have inquired into tlio c|uestioi| of commaud under tin* precept, and it is sen 'Tally believed now that II Vras Hear Admirals Ramsay and Kcnlinm who ruled to keep that question out. "Admiral 1 lewey's supplement to the finding* chows lie regarded that feature as ali Important. court 36 "W.TUaiktt §t.,"Vft£k«,4Ww. Ways and Meana Committee Instruct Payne to Prepare a Bill. In New York city exercises were held in all the selibqls. The twenty-ninth annual dftiner ohlie New York board of trade uiul tramqiortatlon at the Waldorf-Astorln last night called forth many eloquent tributes to the late president. Chief among those was that of ex-Postmaster (Jcneral Charles Emory Smith, who responded to the toast, "William McKhiley and His Policies." Washington, Jan. 30.—The ways and means committee of the House today instructed Chairman Payno to prepare, for presentation to the House :ib soon as possible, a bill repealing all of the war revenue taxes, except those on mixed flour. Fifty Street Cars Burned. Passaic, N. J., Jan. tin.—A disastrous blaze occurred in a store house of tile North Jersey Traction company here early this morning. The fire was started by an overheated stove in a trolley car and quickly spread. Kilty summer cars stored in the building were totally destroyed, entailing a loss ol' $1 I'M,000. TWO RUNAWAY CARS. TIiz*ee Killed and Severn! Injured In cans fur  Yellow 'Wax Beans, 3 cans • .25 Pitt shuns, .triii. • 10,—Three people killod. two fatally hurt and a score of others more or loss injured is the record made by two runaway cars oil the Moliougahcla branch of the Pittsburg Railway company last night. A number of others were hurt, but none seriously enough to betaken to the hospital. I'itUliurK Aeeldeni. .25 .to Beets, :{ 11D. eans, per can... The reply, or ' comment," as the department terms it. to Schley's appeal will be made public'today. In that the judge advocate will set forth that inasmuch as the court excluded evidence relating to the question of command the court could not with propriety make any finding on that question. MeKinley's picture was beside every plate. The thousand banqueters,'men of wealth and intluence representing church and state and every private walk of life, bowed reverently and greeted every mention of the honored name with lond applause. Evans Bros. Morba aad Java Coffee, 1 lb Cans, per lb. 25c. The best value in Coffee for the money. As pood as yon buy moat places at SSc. Try it if you bavo not already done so. Somorville, Mass., Jan. 30.—While cleaning and repairing Arc arms. Joseph Mossman was instantly killed by the accidental discharge of a revolver. The ball entered his right nostril, lodging in the brain, back of the car. Gunsmith Accidentally Killed. l.ondon, Jan. 30.—Signor William Marconi, the inventor, who arrived on the American liner Philadelphia this morning, is confined to his bed with a cold, llis condition is hot serious. Marconi on the Sick List. Canton, C».. Jan. .'in. Cantoufans paid McCtliiH' nt Canton EVANS BROS. , ■twenty-four years. Hast McKeesport: Mary Kinkahl. nineteen. Kast McKeesport. passenger on second ear: Kobort Trusli, twenty-nine, conductor, Pitts- Thr ClraC1 are: .loiln MeFaddcn, aged Mr. Smith spoke emphatically, advocating reciprocity as a fulfilment of the policy laid down by William Mc- raliernacle last ni.Jil. which was par ticjpotcd in by pi np4c in all walks C»l life to a numb) r that «iyorlaxed the big inclosure. Tin- chief orator was the Kinky in a memorialmeeting t the 46 South Main St. TO REDUCE WAR TAX, Arrest in Rochester Murder Case. Rochester, Jan. 30.—"Jack" Tracy was arrested at midnight, by the local police and locked up, charged with murder in the first degree for killing Hela 13. Brown, the rich jeweler, on Jan. 19. The police say. they have strong evidence that he is guilty. German Tariff Legislation K in ley imrir HaveYou Been Thinking About Wall Papers? Berlin, Jan. 3n.—The tariff committee ol the Reichstag today, by a vote of 14 to 10, adopted the agrarian motion for exacting certificates of origin for foreign merchandise. limine Commit toe Hrpldfii to Frame the Hill at Once "From his sacred tomb," said the speaker, "hallowed with a nation's love, comes today his authoritative voice forfgenerous reciprocity with Cuba, and in urging this measure of justice and humanity to our accepted ward among the fair sisters of the Antilles President Roosevelt is not only acting out his own chivalrous impulse, but faithfully honoring the heritage left by his lioble predecessor." lion. Wiili Mull The injured are: t'hnrles Wright, motornian..arms broken, hurt internally, will die: Alex Sahders, Colored, both leys broken, hurt internally, will die: .lames Fryne. motorniaii. seriously cut and bruised: Frank Small. Mast Me- Kecsport. leg broken in two places, badly cut: Thomas Campbell, Wilinoiding, teller Fanners' Xnlional bank. Pittsburg. cut and bruised all oyer body; lloiuer Mavis. Wall's Station, cut and bruised: .lacob Smith. Wall's Station. seriously cut about head: .lames Hi'oad. bruised: Lizzie Minner, cut and Washington, Jan. .'in. The Republic«in members of tlv wa.vs ami moan# coinhtitfee a private conference last night ami decided to frame a bill for 11»«* reduction of war rfvenne taxes before* proceeding further with the subject of Cuban reciprocity. ana, tlie warm' personal friend of the late' president, recently selected by President ! loose volt for membership on the civil service an Mission. A Death of a Yale Student. short adifiess was also delivered by Won. fjenrge 11. I.in.uhlin of Wheeling. Seventeen Boers Captured. New Haven, Conn., Jan. tfO.—Norton Myron Skiff, a junior in the Yale Law school, whose home was in Dundee, N. Y.. died in the Yale infirmary today of pneumonia. wl\o as a Canton manufactun r became Pretoria, Jan. 30.—Major Driseoll yesterday surprised a Boer laager, at Poplar Grove, on Modder river, and captured 17 Boers. Chairman Payne at Once called a meeting of tfie full committee for 11 o'clock this" morning. when work «»n the war revenue reduction hill was begun. No draft, of a bill has been prepared by the Republican members, but it Is pretty fully understood that the majority is prepared to favor a measure effecting very large reductions, amounting practically to a repeal of the entire war taxes and aggregating about $(18,000,000. The restriction of rccent hearings to beer and tea led to the belief that reductions might be confined to these two articles, but the tin* Host* frlnini of Mr. M.-KinN-y. Dr. I'»si i!i II:irf;«r-il of ('anion, it lifC»!ong Dokt« on • '! In- lloino Ties of Sniith'n 1*1 en For McKinley Policies, frie.id Mr. Smith continued. saying tlicit the principal policies of President Mclvinley were protection. industrial intlependence. commercial expansion ami reciprocity. After discussing Mclvinley's acknowledged pre-eminence ue the leader of the protection school the I'rcsitlent McKinlcx FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL llur«|prfr'» Kxecntlon Set, \vv» Victoria. 1». C DoimI i KC• C*oM I'M ml. .Ian. The Klon- New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, room 2G Miners' Bank building. Cumberland. Md.. Jan. liO.—March H has been fixed as the date for the execution of Milton Sheets, who is now iu Jail. Sheets was convicted in Dei-ember. 180!). of murdering Augustus (ilessner at Berlin and was sentenced to be hanged on Match 0. 11)00..' Before dike roiiuloiiieiMtcC are far richer than the Kand. ami their wealth would A NAVAL BATTLE New York, Jan. 30, 1902. Open. Clos. 125% 125% 7«%" in trustworthy reports from Coinmlilnii (•(McriniH'nl Fleet IConlcf* "The time lunl now pomo for expansion. We eninmamliil our own unrivaled nnirkot. Oiir industrial supremacy gaye us a surplus, and we wore both equipped and required lo go o\\t into tlio markets of the world. Immediately. naturally, inevitably, the intelligent and intense protectionist blossomed into the enlightened expansionist. Had there been no war with Spjiin President McKinley would still have taken speaker continued Indian river d unit's, iilimit twciilv- I *'i'ii.'iiiva. roloinhln. Xov. :tO.-Thi» ,, j.jj.j, Jij'uj | (Vili)inliliili jcuw-imiU'iil licet, ooiisiHtltiji [ iif tIn- sunnM'is r.o.viicii iinil CliiH'iiito si in j l;i ri t v .of "'"I ;ini)i'(l l;i iiih-Ii (iomM'iil Ciiinpo. I thf mini's of I whji-li left Imto Twstla.v morning to A recent order we placet! has heen shipped and is now oil our shelves. It includes all the now figures and shades, and. the chance for a wide selection is laine here. We can offer you prices that others can't. Sugar  Atchison  Atchison, pref. .. Copper  Car & Foundry ... Brooklyn Traction B. & O  75% the dit.v of execution Sheets escaped from prison aud was captured last week at Athens, o., where lie was known ns Ilarry Bell, a bartender. Cix mill's l*i'i'in lD;iv 96 •« #B7(, \v«s ninth1 l»y S who wor Affit-iin minors. 75^ 103 ■1594 sentiment of the majority now appears to lie favorable to a much larger reilnelldii.iju'sition of niake'fin :i11f»ii»j»t to break the blockade I,,;,,-Ins showed that Avaia iMilee. where the revolution of !lie Indian river "ry tleet was last seen, and to rommnwew eompoSed C f immense aieate with iienernl C astro, the C olom* uloin.-rates identieal in hlj,n vnmimimler. met the insurgent whieh have steamer Pmiilht at Yetftiela. thirty of treasure in miles from l'auama. ami opened lire on her. 65 V4 he It.iiid. arid careful tnv Ches. & Ohio  ("hie. & fit. Western t'hie,. M. & St. P. . Chic., R. I. & P. .., Eric  103 C4 4li 23% 164 D/i Albany. X. V.. .Inn. The bill of Senator Bracket! regulating the practice1 of osteopilthy in this statu will not be reported by the senate judlfiary. eoiunlifiee. This practically kills the lull. At the conclusion of the hearing the commiilee considered the measure Ofttco|Dnlli Rill Killed ! At the conference it was the prevail- I ins view that as Cuba had been the ' cause for incurring the war revenue taxes tile burden should be removed ! from this country before considering I lie extent of relief to be granted to ; ('uba. 23V4 163 nlley T. S. A W. S. BARRETT, North Main St. New I'hone. 39 70Mi 157% 15!!% "Kxpah'slon came, limited in territo ryD Imt fitrreachi0£ in commerce. It r»v measures for industrial expansion Ki te. pref. ... I .outs. & Nash Manhattan El. Met. Traction Mo. Pacific ... M„ K. & T. 707* 103% i3r,'i The.oucstion of what percentage of Peduellpo in tariff rates could be made ! The roy+rtnthmary steamers Darien land 4iaitaii appeared' on the scene soon The Griffin Studio. Artistic Photography in all Branch** •* 103% 134V4 170% 102 52 In executive session, and the sentiment quires its means and its instrumentalities. President McKinley found them Prepared ™ under G KUItlAN LiU'b, is Excellent for after the onKUtfcment bewail. The lire of the Chheiiito was so well directed that it eaiised the revolutionary Hoot to draw in t«Dwa»i-«l tin* short*, whore the enemy's ships wore protected by land batteries. The V'litienito ami Kovaca then retired unmolested and arrived 170 H of the members was unanimouslv for Cuba was not considered at tin meetiic-' last night owing to the deter niin'titioii to leave this until after tin war revenue reductions had been ac in reciprocity and the open door. Nevi»r was lie more consistent, never more elevated and uplifting, than in his last speech at Buffalo. There,are those who profess to tind an incongruity between tile president's curlier, teaching ami his last deliverance. On the contrary, they were co-ordinate and harmonious.". COLDS, GOUT, 102% 52% 56 Norfolk & Western N. Y., O. & W  N. Y. Central .... Pennsylvania .... Reading  Reading, pref. Southern Ily  Southern Ry, pref. Southern Pacific . Tenn. C. & I  Texas Pacific .... P. S. Leather  U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel  I'. S. Steel, pref. Western Union ... Wabash, pref  Union Pacific .... Union Pacific, pref Am. Loco  56 33% 161% 149 Boslouj .1:tli. Ill I. - I'tider the will of Miss Ellen (D. Proctor of Hrookline. whose ilealli occurred Sunday, Harvard Medical receives S."itMMtO fOr the study of chronic diseases and the American Board of Foreign Missions is l.nra'f1 flciiucHt' tC* llnrvitril. 'omplished Rheumatism, Backache, etc DR. RICHTER'S World-Renowned PEOPLE'S PHONE 368 Wilkoabarre, Pa. 5 8. MAIN IT 161% 14!!% Ilflntlvp of tile Pope Deitd. "ANCHOR" PAIN EXPELLER. limithn. Neb, Jan. :;o. Con TF. BURKE, Kali way and Steamship Ticket Arent. Tickets to all points In the west over the bent ronton. Baggage always checked through to destination. Agent tor the In man Line, White Star Line, Cnnard Line, Guloa Lino, Anchor Line, North German Lloyd Ham burg Lines, Fiench Line, Netherlands Line, Red star Line American Line, Italian Line and Allan State Ldne. Drafts and Moner Or| ders sold for EnglWa pounds, Austrian Gufla are, Russian Roubles and German Marks. Vfflrf low rates. Offlr* at D . L. A W. depot. Pittston .Tn*"»Hnn. T*" 5,» 's Dunce Itenlivoglio, mother superior of the (Umtjia Convent of St. I'la.re and relativcnf Pope Leo. is dead at the other speakers were Senator Iliintm, Captain ltlchmoiiil 1' I iobson and Colonel Myron T. Ilerrlck. McKinlcy *lcCllC-nl Hill, In. Buffalo. .Inii. .'»o. john (J. Millmrn. who. with Senalor Ha mm. Was asked by rhe executors of tin' MeKlnley estate to collect the bills of the attending physicians. has forwarded them to lieorire B. tVrteiyon. in Washington. Mr. Milbnrn refuses to make public the lijrnr.es. Dr. M. ID. Mann's bill is said to be Greatly in excess of those of lDrs. Hermann My liter. Hoswoli Park and t'harles McBnrijey. 1 Dr. Wasdin has 33'i 95 to bo used In the work of the medical missions of (hot board. »nIntrriOH*L ooictiwM oh* of music^ , 74* LEXINGTON AVE. Ej New York, Jan. 17!" IB99 LuLS @j Centlernerr. ra il Dr Rjchter's'ANCHOR PAIN C B3fljous for sjffereri from Colds, iaMapoiftJ?heumatisni.HeurakiiaA W^aBolhercoinplainfs.^ —— r.igtrty e - 25c. and 50c. at all druggists or ttirougti iF. Ad. Blohtfr A Co., £16 Pe«rlSt.. New lotkJ L 36 HIGHEST JS&. AWARDS. J One wt ll-V IIOW1. tDr;'Mjn 's letter out Ot ma!l 61 7/« I illness. Sixty-four years ajjro tin* sister was born in 1 lie castle of St'. Angelo at Uonie tvhile her father was governor •onvent of pneumonia after two weeks' 63 M I ml In mi TC»hh Swept ,Ono serve colored or paper napkin# witli peaches, as there is ne fruit which stains linen so badly. .Tu telle w iter will remove the stains. Imt unless carefully and thoroughly riuswl out will rot the fabric. I'nper Xiipklna. 38 % 11 Vii 14% 43 V4 93*4 91% 42% Wolcott, Ind.. Jan. iMi.—Fire orijfinat- Imx in the Old Fellows' hall has wiped ■Dnt neaHy the entire business section Df the city. entailing a property los# of more than $120.»»00. not niore'than half of which is covered by insurance. :Df the Italian capital. She was a descendant of the famous house of Benlivoglio. and one of her brothers. Count Kentivotfllo. is prominent among Italhn noblemen of trday. People's Phone 50W. Plana Prepared Cheap. Central 1334. BENJ. A. CROWTHER, Architect. 102 y4 88 % 32% Spanish Xlninter HpnIkuh, Notice to Contractors. Opium [mi ill no bill. JwIiik in the government employ. Mr, Mliburii reljises i«t wty wlint recommendations he 'innde In sending the bills. Madrid, Jan. 30.^The minister of ag- We bave JUBt unloaded two cars oC Hcditure, Senor Yillanucva, lias re- I "jce ye"ow P'ne flooring aI1(' celling, , tf J. E. Pattereon & Co. », Opium is produced in seven countries, India. Turkey, Persia, Algiers, North 1 Vmerlon, Australia and Cblua. Rtconimetultd bn prominent I'hyisiclan?, 1 YhaUtale and  MinialeiBxt Building* Looked After, itegfstered Pnteut Attorney,