Pittston Gazette

              m ta m * ii % Kv m ' 52tf YEAR. i WICKKUY ESTABLISHED 1850. 1 DAILY KSr B'THKO. HABT 1888. PITTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1902. TWO CENTS A COPYj I gS FOBTY CENTS A MONTH, f ** PRINCE HENRY HAS DEPARTED er before been made to perform Bin nientlinI and Kadelburg's ploy so effec tlvely. CITIES OF THE STRIKES RURAL FREE DELIVERY. SUIT AGAINST THE MERGER Jj Our Annual 5 Inventory 3 Sale Each and Every Article in Our Stock Reduced L From Special Notice Restaurant and House Keepers. ttelp Oliulfniln Bill ramfd ky Hraaat Frltn Greatlr Aninsed. Prince Henry was greatly amused by Herr Canreld's comedians. From the commencement of the first act lie laughed heartily, quite frequently until the tears came to his eyes. Herr Max Haenseler, who plays the part of Wllhelrn Glesecke of Berlin, especially aroused the prince's merriment with his clever rendition of Berlin dlnlcct. Many Ancndmenti. Washington, March 11.—The bill to classify the rural free delivery service and place the carriers under the contract system, which had been debated In the house for over a week, was passed yesterday, but In a form that completely changed the purpose for which it was framed. Before it was passed the bill was altered radically by Its opponents. All the provisions relating to the placing of carriers under the contract system were stricken out. and the salary system not only was continued, but the maximum salary of carriers was Increased from $500 to $600 per annum. Annual Linen Sale Attorney General Files Bill In Equity. CommanoM Monday, Naroh 101k, and will eontinuo for 10 days. It will pay to buy for future use at these prices. Royal Visitor Sails Away to Boston and Norfolk Both in Germany. Trouble. DI80RDER IN NORFOLK. AN UNLAWFUL CONSPIRACY 56 inch Cream Damask, 28c value for 23c (50 inch Cream Damask, 35c value for 3|c 60 inch Cream Damask, 45c value for....... a*- 7(kincli Cream Dauiask, 50c value for 42io 72 inch Cream Damask, 65c LA8T HOURS IN NEW YORK Before the curtain fell on the last act Fran lei li Hedwlg Lange appeared on the stage and read a farewell address In German verse to Prince Henry. She besought him to take back to his brother and to the fatherland the warmest greetings of German Americans, who were striving to familiarize Americans with the German tongue and German arts. Three "hochs!" were given standing by the audience. The prince bowed his acknowledgment and retired" from the box. Mr. Knox Assails Northern Securities Gives Dinner on the Deutschland to Last Night's Disturbances Were Re- Company in Minnesota ' Federal Representatives of the Government peated—3,000 Recruits to Court Under the 8herman Anti- 20 to 50 Per Ccdt. and Attends a Gala Performance at the Army of Strikers in Boston— t Trust Act—Uses Plain Language. Many More Ready to Back Them. As passed the bill classifies the rural free delivery service and fixes the compensation of employees as follows: Special agents in -charge of divisions, not exceeding $2,400 per annum; special agents, four classes, graded from *1,300 to $1,000; route Inspectors, four classes, from $000 to $1,200; clerks, four classes, from $000 to $1,200. The compensation of carriers is not to exceed $000. St. Paul, Minn.. March 11. — Confidence to the point of aggressiveness characterizes the petition of Attorney General Knox for the dissolution of the Northern Securities company which has been filed In the United States court for the district of Minnesota. There Is no mincing of words and no handling of the subject with gloves, and the paper shows that the case on behalf of the government will be conducted with vigor. The attorney general brings Into court the Northern Securities company, the Northern Pacific Railway company, James J. Hill and all the men associated with him. Below Regular Prices. the Irving Place Theater, Norfolk, Va., March 11.—The street car strike situation is unchanged. There has been a continuance in the suburbs today of last night's disorder, cars having been derailed and partially wrecked by strike sympathizers' Cars are running today with the usual military guard, but are carrying no passengers. The business of the city is paralyzed as a result of the strike and merchants are complaining bitterly about the continuance of the militia here. value for  72 inch Cream Damask, 75c 55« New York. March 11'.—After being entertained for two weeks and two days by the people of the United States with generous hospitality, Prince Henry of Prussia this afternoon sailed for Germany on the steamer Deutschland. Arriving here after a stormy voyage on Sunday, Feb. 23, on the finest and fastest steamship of the North German Lloyd line, the KronpriiiK Wllhelui, lie returned on the only steamship afloat which exceeds her in speed, the crack ship of the other great German steamship line, the Hamburg-American. H. G. SHUPP, JEWELER, value for 65c 5(5 inch Damask, with red border, Site value for 33« 60 inch Damask, with red border, 45c value for 39c 5(5 inch Bleached Damask, After the performance the prince returned to the Deutschland. FOUBADE THE BANNS. 36 West Market Street, "VVilkesbarre. Dramatic Scone Interrupt* n Wed- dins:, For nearly two hours Mr. Vest (Mo.) addressed tlio senate in opposition to tlie pending ship subsidy bill. He carefully analyzed tlie pending measure and particularly attacked tlie present navigation laws, which, he declared, were relics of barbarism and responsible for the decline of our merchant marine. Mr. Tillman (S. C.) followed with a brief speech in opposition to the bill. 3!)c value for 33e (50 ijtch Bleached Damask, New .York, March 11.—"If any man hath Just cause why this couple should liot he united, let him step forth!" 50c value for 42ic 62 inch Bleached Damask, Thus spoke the Rov. Charles C. Hall, president of the I'ulon Theological seminary, making tlie enstoinary pause just before declaring nian and wife the couple that stood before him amid flowers and wedding decorations at I.jlie hall. DRENNAN & "^ROBERTS (50c value for 60« (D8 inch Bleached Damask, Boston, March 11.—Fully 3,000 recruits were added to the ranks of the strikers this morning. The leaders say that If .this proves Ineffective, thousands of others are ready to back up the striking men. If necessary, from 25,000 to 30.000 men can be called out in Boston and vicinity. Mr. Knox charges conspiracy to violate the laws of the United States in combining two competing railroads through tho formation of the Northern Securities company after other efforts to combine had been defeated; that, for the purposes of defeating the state and federal authorities and furnishing u defense that the Northern Securities company does not hold a majority of stock of the (Jreat Northern railway, such stock is held by persons friendly to the corporation and will not be voted until the legal questions have been settled; that the Northern Securities company is In effect a merger or consolidation of the competing lines, aud that If tills merger stands then the public will be placed absolutely a$ the mercy of any holding corporation which may seek to consolidate all the railroads of the country In one system. The ceremonies which marked his departure were more private than those which marked his arrival here. lie did not ceremoniously walk down (hi1 gangway of the yacht Hohen*olleru and up the gangway of the Deutschland, on the other side of the pier, followed by his suit, for he and his suit spent last night on the steamer. 85c value for.. . 72i« 7'2 inch Bleached Damask, $1.00 value for 90c The senate passed a considerable number of unobjected bills 011 the calendar.PRICE LIST. People's Store, "I have!" declared a stout young man who had made ills way through the throng of wedding guests but a moment before imtll he stood beside the bridegroom. With the exception of one witness no further testimony will be taken by the senate committee on interoceanlc canals, and on next Tuesday a vote will be taken, and the Hepburn bill will be reported by a vote of 7 to 4. The plan now Is to have the Hepburn bill follow the shipping bill 011 the calendar of the senate, and indications are that its friends will succeed in having this Bloaters, per doz  Smoked Finau Haddie, lb 2T)c 10c IS SOUTH MAIN STREET, ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE SHOCK. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. The farewells of the delegates of President Uoosevelt, who have accompanied thp loltlce everywhere since he came— Secretary Hill. Hear Admiral Kvans, Adjutant General Corbln. Colonel .Bingham and Commander Cowles—and Embassador von Holleben and the consular representatives of Germany In this city took place In Prince Henry's suit of rooms on the boat deck tinder the bridge. "Sir. Olds has promised to marry another young lady and has failed to do so." Steak Codfish Twelve Thousand People Homeless in the Town of Shemakha. Salt Siscoes  Holland Herring, keg. Salt Mackerel, lb 5c 75c 12Jc EVANS?? Turning to the bridegroom, the young man handed Iilin a summons In a breach of promise suit for $25,tMK) damages.St. Petersburg, March 11.—The town of Shemakha, in Transcaucasia, which was partially destroyed by an earthquake about a month agd. resulting at that time in great loss of life, was on Sunday the scene of another serious earthquake shock. Twelve thousand people arc now nomelcss In the community. They are more banly frightened than ever and are living In tents on the open places surrounding the town. J lb Flat Salmon 1 lb Tall Salmon 10c 12Jc done 1 lb Flat Salmon lHc Hanesi steak Salmon, per can 24c The bridegroom flushed scarlet, the bride came near to fainting, and there was an embarrassing pause as the process server slipped it way from the wedding party. FIVE CHILDREN CREMATED. Fish List. fi cans Sardines (Ml the Hcutschland. besides the prince and Ills party, sailed 530 cabin and 400 steerage tinssent'ers A Terrible Trnffrdy at tfhlnhopple, Delnwnre Corinty, X, Y. Ringliamton, X. Y., March 11.—' ono largo grave: children all dead," 3 cans Mustard Sardines 25C 1 doz. Heinz Pickles, sour.... 10c 1 doz. Heinz Pickles, sweet... Hk 1 quart Heinz Sweet Mixed .. 20i Smoked finnan had- 1A/* die, per lb lvC Yarmouth Bloaters, per dozen ZrJV Herring, per box... 18c The Itev. Mr. Hall was the first to recover himself, and, deciding quickly that the service of tlie summons was no bar to the marriage, he proceeded with the ceremony and pronounced the couple mail and wife. "Dig The petition prays tlmt the Northern Securities company, its stockholders, officers, etc., be perpetually enjoined from purchasing, voting, etc., any of the shares of the capital stock of either the Northern Pacific or Great Northern company. The Prince gave a larewell breakfast at noon today, at which there were present those who accompanied him on his western trip, the Presidential representatives and the Princc's suite. The Prince had planned making several calls in New York today, In acknowledgment of entertainments given him, but he decided that he better not attempt it. the time being so short. Members ol' the Letter Carriers' association of New York called on the Prince today and presented to him a Handsome bronse tablet, bearing In bas-relief the heads of the three mar tyred Presidents of the United States. The steamer Qlen Island, of the Starln l.ine. took a party of guests as escort to the Prince aB far as quarantine. So reads a telegram received li.v his sister in this city from Thomas Scanlon, whose live children were burned to death at Shluhopplc, Delaware county. They were Mary, aged thirteen; Thomas, aged thirteen; Nellie, aged eight; Dennic, aged four, and Michael, aged two. IVe always carry a tine Une of Brocarton. Goods delivered prompt. Corner Main and Thomas Streets, ROBBER SHOT DEAD. The interrupted wedding was that of Franklin M/. Olds, a wealthy retired lawyer of Newark, N. .1.. anil Miss Agnese Aprllle, a beautiful Neapolitan maiden. Was Trapped by Policemen in a Store Next to Eagle Hotel. at Peeksklll It is also asked that the defendants, the Northern Pacific and the tirent Northern Railway companies, their officers, stockholders, etc., be perpetually enjoined from in any manner recognizing or accepting the Northern Securities company as the owner or holder of any of the shares of their capital stock, etc. Brick Codfish, per QrD pound OC Steak Codfish, fancy 1A/* lDer pound lUv SaIt Mackerel, per pound.....  SaltCiscoes, j)6r lb 5c Salt Herring, jDer lb.... 5c Salt Haddock, per lb.. .5c Holland Herring, keg 75c Russian Sardines, pail 65c Star Brand Steak Salmon, per can 22c I lb can Hat Salmon.. 18c 1 lb can tall Salmon. .12]c i lb can fiat Salmon.. 10c T lb can Mackerel 12£c You can always depend on our salt and can fish to be good stock. Peeksklll, N. Y„ March 11.—Clarcnce Othouse and an unknown young man entered the hardware store of Durham Bros, early this morning and were In the act of robbing the place when they were discovered. Officers called on them to surrender, and, seeing that they were trapped, the burglars opened Are on the policemen. The officers returned the fire. Othouse was killed and his companion was shot in the hand. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The bride Is twenty years old. Mi- Olds is fifty-live. The bodies will be brought here in one large cotfin for burial. No details of the accident can be secured. Slilnliopple is a small settlement near Hancock, comprised of only a few houses and the Finch-Iloss Chemical company's works, where Scanlon was employed. The family removed there from this city five months ago. It Is presumed the home was burned at night while Scanlon was away and that all the occupants except Sirs. Scanlon perished.New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers room 26 Miners' Bank building. According to the allegations in the breach of promise suit, a year and a half ago tin- middle aged bridegroom of last night was the devoted admirer of Miss Oiga I.andsdortT. a countess by birth, and was engaged to marry her. New York, March 11, 1902. Open. Clos. .126% 127% . 75 W 74% . 9614 9614 . 68 68% . 30% 30% . 63% 63% 104% 104 . 45% 45% , 23% 24V4 163% 163V4 167% 168 94 93 36% 36 67% 66% 103% 103% 129% 128% 167 167 98 97% 27% 27 56% 56% 32% 32 162 161% 151% 151 52% 52% 80 \. 80 3?% 32 % 95 95 63% 64 68% 67% 39% 39% 11% 11% A Peculiar Aeoldeitt. Sugar  Atchison  Atchison, pref. .. Copper  Car & Foundry .. Brooklyn Traction B. & O  Now York, March 11.—Flying window glass and scalding steam bombarded the passengers in a crowded car at .Madison avenue and Fortyfourth street late yesterday afternoon, and at least a score were Injured by the accident and during the panic that followed. The safety valve projecting from the boiler of a stationary hoisting engine which was being shifted into position beside the .track was struck by the car, wrenched off, and the high pressure steam shot from the broken pipe like a projectile from a ride against the windows along the length of the car. Fi've windows were smashed, and pieces of glass were driven Into the faces and heads of many of the sixty passengers. Prlnee Henr.v arrived at Jersey City at fi:lS o'clock last eveniug, returning from Ills (lay of sightseeing nt Philadelphia. Hp went directly to Iloboken «hoard the government steamer .lolin Bower* and boarded the steamship Deutschland. Seattle. Wash.. March 11.—Work on the Krltlsh transpacific cable from a point oil the Chinese coast via Yokohama and the Aleutian Islands to Barclay sound, the terminus on this side, is at the present time actually under way. While the talk over the project hfis engaged attention, the British government has gone to work, and-for several weeks the cable ship has been engaged In laying the cable from the Chinese coast terminus. An immense table plant is to be established at Barclay sound, and later the British authorities will construct stations, probably at Yokohama and also one on the Aleutian islands. I'uciflr Cable linlcr Way ROOSEVELT'S CHARLESTON VISIT Will Not be Made Until the Second Illnndln Indicted. Ches. & Ohio  Chic. & Gt. Western C\, M. & St. P....... C., R. I. & P  Col. I. & F  Erie  Washington. March 11.—It Is an nounced at the White House today that President Roosevelt would not visit the Charleston exposition until the second week In April. It 1b understood that the President is averse to leaving Washington until he is successful In having Congress take some "action looking to the relief of Cuba. Week in April Cambridge, Mass.. March 11.—The. grand jury of Middlesex county has reported an Indictment in four counts against Joseph Wilfred Blondln, alias Joseph Barnard, charging him with the murder of Margaret Emma Blondin, his wife, at Chelmsford during April of last year. The Jurors had been called in special session to indict Blondln if such was called for by the evidence in order that lie might lie extradited to Massachusetts from New York city, where he is now under arrest. Steps will be taken at once to secure the presence of the defendant in Middlesex county, where the trial on the charge of murder will be held. Prince Give* a Dinner. Later Hip prince gave a dinuer to the representativps of the I'liitPd States government who have been his ofllclal hosts and gulden during his visit to this country in the main dining saloon of the lleutschlaud. Erie, pref  Louis. & Nash* ... Man. Elevated  Met. Traction .... Mo. Pacific  Col. Southern .... Norfolk & Western N. Y., O. & W  N. Y. Central  PennsylviSnia  Heading  Heading Ry.. pref. Southern Ry  Southern Ry., pref. So. Pacific  Tenn. C. & I  Texas Pacific  U. S. Leather .... U. S Leather, pref. II. S. Steel  U. S. Steel, pref. .. Western Union .. Wabash, pref  Union Pacific  Union Pacific, pref Prince Henry Rat In the center of the long table. Oil Ills right was Hr. Hill and on his left Mayor Low. Directly opposite were Hear Admiral Evans. General Corbln and Consul General Bnenz. There Were forty-six gueslH in all, including Emii H. Boas. P. Meyer, Captain AI hers, Cornelius Vanderbllt, Ogdeu Mills and members of the royal suit. METHUENS CAPTURE. EVANS BROTHERS Aaplrant* For Moody*« Place. Tidal Wave Itrnnnii Score*. His Wife is En Route for Home and Has Not Heard the News. .Boston, March 11.—The appointment of Hon. William H. Moody, the representative from the Sixth Massachusetts district, to till Hon. John D. Long's place as secretary of the navy has precipitated a contest for congressional honors In the district which has been pending for nearly two years between three very wealthy aspirants. The avowed candidates are Hon. (Jeorgc Von L. Meyer, at presenf embassador to Italy: Captain Augustus P. Gardner, a former state senator and son-in-law of Senator Lodge, and Hon. E. B. Shaw, a former stnte treasurer. These men are well known throughout the A Clearing Out Wall "'Paper. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, Sail Francisco. March 11.—The Pacific Mail company's steamer Newport, from Central American irnd Mexican ports, brought news of a disaster between La Libertad and a point thirty miles north of Acajutla. A tidal wave burst over everything on thai section of the coast on March 4. and when the Newport sailed for San l''ranciRco tiftytliree bodies had already been recovered and burled. No estimate of tlie full loss of life couU1. be made. London. March il.—The Importance of the capture of Lord Methuen by General Delarey is enhanced by the fact that Motliuen ranks next to Commander-in-chief Lord Kitchener, In South Africa. Lady Methuen, who is now en route for home from Cape Town, will not hear of the disaster that has befallen her husband until she reaches Madeira, where she is due on March IS. Sale" Albany, N. Y.. March 11.—As soon as the assembly convened last night vetoes of four bills by Governor Odoll were read. The first disapproved an extension of the open season for woodcock. The second disapproved a claim for services in connection with the Tonawanda armory. The third vetodlgapproves of placing the power to purchase certain supplies in the hands of th» sheriff of Brie county. The last veto disapproves the conferring upon 1 voards of supervisors power to condemn general lands needed for highway improvement. Fonr Vetoes hr Governor Odell. During the dinner Itear Admiral Evans prpsented to thP prince a large photograph of himself in full uniform. The prime accepted it with thanks and then sent it to his stateroom by one of the stewards. Much of the time the prince conversed with Mayor Low. The Hohenzollern bamj played a number of selections, including "The American Patrol," "Plantation Echoes" and a medley of American national airs. 42% 94 % 90% 41% 42 93 V4 90% 41% OMAHA'S FIRST CYCLONE, ConiihenciuK Monday, Mar. 3. Albany, March 11. lolin Patterson, a lineman for the General Illuminating company, fell from a ladder in the capltol. Lieutenant Governor Woodruff, who was passing, saw Patterson fall and rushed to help him. The lieutenant governor assisted the crowd to carry the lineman to the Washington avenue entrance, where the victim was rolled In the snow and brought back to life. Woodruff llclpn Snvp a Life, state 98% 80% 98% Prices Shaken Way Dawn. 15c Papers Reduced 5c Many Houses Unroofed, Fronts Blown in and Windows Smashed. When the serving of the dinner whs completed, Prince Heur.v Ion sled first ♦he German emperor nnd then the pros-' Ident of (lie t'uited Stiites, the toasts being drunk standing nnd without speeches. Thin order nn« observed because on board the Deutscliland the prince wan on German koII. Then l)r. Hill arose and proposed the, health of Prince Henry, who acknowledged the toast with n how. These toasts brought to an end the dinner with which Prince Henry acknowledged his entertainment at luncheon by the presidential delegates nt the 1'nlversity club, as well as the dinner given to him by the mayor, the Vanderbllt dinner and the Mills lunchcon. So Speeches, Omaha, NCdD.. March 11.—Omaha was visited by a cyclone at an oarly hour tills morning, for the first time In the history of the city. The roofs of many houses were damaged, the fronts of a number of buildings blown in and hundreds of windows were smashed. ' Ottawa, Out., Starch 11.—Slgnor Marconi lias arrived here. He has rami' here to sign au agreement with the government, the particulars of whleli have already lieen made public. Sir. Marconi said that his contract with Lloyds will not prevent him giving the right to the Canadian government to use the system for reporting vessels In distress. He cx|Dccts that his station at Capo Breton will lie built and everything ready for business In three Marconi In Ottawa. Cecil Rhodea'a Condition Serious. London March 11.—Alfred Belt, the South African diamond king, has received a telegram to the effect that the condition of Cecil Rhodes is extremely grave and is causing great anxiety. New York. Starch 11.—The second largest sailing vessel in the world, the four masted steel bark Daylight, has just completed a very stormy maiden voyage of fifty-one days from Greenock, Scotland. The Daylight is a first class steel vessel, with a gross tonnage of 3.7(l"i. about 100 tons less thai) the live masted bark Potosl, the largest sailing vessel in the world. The Daylight. which was built by Russell & Co. at l'ort Glasgow, has a carrying capacity of 7,i*D0 tons. Second Lir(«t Sslllna VmmI Wide bonier to match 2c All Remnants, per roll 3c This is a bona fide sale to reduce our stock. Come Early. Ileal Chile Ordcru Two Ratllmhl|»i. Philadelphia, March 11.—Eugeno Clements, colored, who shot John Coats, also colored, on Feb. 24, 1901, was hanged this ntorning in the Moyamensing prison. * Colored Murderer Hanged. Santiago. Chile. .March 11.—The government has ordered the construction In England of two battleships of 12,INK) tons each. One is to be built by the Armstrongs and the other by Viekers' Sons & Maxim. The vessels are to cost about £1,000,000 each. Germany May Aid Encamped Boers. Bargains. Berlin, March 11.—In the Prussian house of deputies today, Secretary ot State Rlchthofen announced thnt Great Britain was willing to permit the distribution of merchandise from Germany in the Boer concentration camps In South Africa, under the surveillance of local British authorities. r. S. A NT. S. BflMRITT, North Main St. New Phone. months. Odell Attain l)lnrn ■« White House, Washington, March 11.—The president had a number of guests at dinner at the White House last night to meet Governor Odell of New York. They Included Secretary Hoot, Attorney General Knox, Postmaster General Payne, Senators Hanim and I.odge, Representatives Wadsworth and Sherman of New York and Hon. Graeme Stewart. McDonnell mCsr & DOBBIi KIIIh Himself to Edrapr Arrest, Italian Cabinet Wins Victory. ~Forover3Q years* Or. RICHTER'S World-"R«nown«d After dinner the prince left for Manhattan. He landed at the West Thirtyfourth street pier and went directly to the Irving Place theater, where he listened to the performance given In the Innguage of the fatherland. Buffalo, March 11.—Anthony Smith, a tlsli denier, shot himself in the head to escape arrest on a trivial charge. Hi will die. Home. SInrch 11.—The chamber of deputle was lllled to its capacity on the reassembling of the house. Slgtior Blanchierl, a former presiding officer, was elected president by XV) out of 402 votes. The announcement of the rote was cheered on all sides. The ministerial candidates for vice presidents. Slnorl Marcora and Palbertl, were then fleeted. . Murder In Parkersburg "Anchor" Pain Expeller Parkersburg. W. Va.. March 11.— Joseph Daily, of this place, was shot and killed by John C Kyle, at Prlnc» hotel, this morning, as the result of a quarrel over money matters. WE OFFER YOF SOMETHING FINE IN CANNED FRUITS. Cahiden, N. J.. March 11.—Mrs. l.afe GriiKs and Mrs. Krank Oowle, of Westmont, four miles south of here, were shot today on the outskirts of the town by two men. who escaped. Mrs. Gruss was instantly killed anil Mrs. Gowle's wound wes so serious that it 1b feared Tragic Affair Near Camden, At the Germnn Theater. \rDeclines the Job, Prince Henry nnd his suit reached the Irving Place theater at ten minutes before 10 o'clock. Washington, Slarcli 11.—Sir. H. 8. New of Indianapolis has declined the proffer of the office of ftrst assistant liostmaster general tendered him some days ago by President Roosevelt. Sir. Xew's business would not permit him to accept. his proven to tor 1 gal. can Best Apples 32c RlKumailsm, Soot, Neuralgia,«c. tfAKIOUS Rheumatic Complaints •Only 25o. and 30o. at all druggitta I! lit call l'ears . . lb can Peaches lb can Apricots Wc, lHe, 22c 15c, lHe, 22e . 18c ami 20c The appearance of Prince Henry was the signal for a remarkable demonstration. C'beers and the waving of handkerchiefs lasted for several minutes, and the prince was repeatedly forced to acknowledge tbeni with a salute. Elizabeth City. N. C., March 11—The grand jury today found a true bill for murder in the first degree against Jas. Wilcox, charged with killing Nellie Cropsey. True Bill in Cropsey Case. fteneral Wood at Tampa, she may not recover Tampa. Fla.. March 11.—Governor fleneral Wood of Cuba arrived from Havana Inst evening. After a short rest he will start for Washington. General Wood would not discuss the questions affecting Cuba now pending In congress until he has reported to the war department. 1J lb can Pineapple 20c New Jersey Man Dies Suddenly. And Full Line of Dried Fruits at Very Low -Prices. New Brunswick, N. J.. March 11.— John B. Veghte. aged 74 years, ol Roillra or Soldiers Washed Ashore. I.eadlng members of Hen- t'onreid's company appeared In the smallest parts aud even as suprsQMimcraries In the comedy "Im Welsfeen Roess'l." which Is known to American nndienees under llie title of "At the White  Tavern." Probably fto efforts have ev- Kranklln Park, died very suddenly this morning. At the breakfast table, while the old man was laughing heartily at a joke, he dropped his fork, staggered to n couch anil died within n few mln- THE WEATHER, New York. March 11.—The bodies of two men dressed In the uniform of TJnited States soldiers have been washed ashore at Sands Point, on Long Island. So far no word lias been received ns lo the Identity of the drowned Ken. «rthrough Fresh Eggs and Butter a Specialty / f. H Richttr ft Co. 218 Pearl Street, k. New York. Jk Wednesday. March 11.—Forecast until 8 p. m.. Wednesday, for Eastern Pennsylvania: Rain tonight and Wednesday; warmer tonight. I Have Some Beautiful Paper. Where did you get It? Why, at Rugglen's book store, of course. 76 SOUTH MAIN STREET. • New phone 5080. Prompt delivery. utes