Pittston Gazette

              —t - it m*rD: • . « I ••Sf- PITTSTON, PA., FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1902. TWO OJSNTB A COPT: I foety cents A MONTH. ( 5 2d YEAR. J VnCRKLT ESTABLISHED 1860. 1 DAILY EST. bt THEO. HART 1888. DR. HALE'S BIKTHDAY. FAREWELL TO RHODES MILES DEFEATS CROZIER. WILL REBUILD BIG HOTELS Do you know ■gwfcfr goods when you vAnd do you want that kind. ■. At: the People's Store you will always find ■ the best values at the lowest prices. DEFEAT FOR BOER FORCES Solid field Spring Eyeglases ONE DOLLAR ' Fitted and Adjusted by n. G. SHUPP'S Expert Optician, 36 W. MARKET, WILKESBARRE. • RO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION. Carnegie null Slorsnn Contribute to Fnnd For Noted Diving Seunte Committer VdvUen Rejection of Nominee For Ordnnner Chief. Boston, April 4.—Several thousand of Boston's leading citizens gathered In Symphony hall last night to honor the Rct; Dr. Edward Everett Hale and congratulate liini on attaining his eightieth birthday. The assemblage was n notable one, for nearly every sect awl race in the city was repre sented. Washington, April 4.—Keen satisfaction is felt by the friends of Lieutenant General Miles. The senate committee on military affairs has decided to recommend the rejection of the, nomination of Captain William Crozler to be brigadier general anil chief of ordnance.This Week We Offer Kitchener Reports a British Remarkable Demonstration Atlantic City Hostelries to be Fireproof. of Public Grief. Ladies' Calico Wrappers,' Success. a nice assortment Cltp of patterns for OUw 20 pes double width Novelty Dress Goods, QCf* all shades, a yard fcUw REMOVAL TO RHODESIA. Thus has culminated the sharp difference of opinion between the administration and the committee. General Miles' friends are confident that the result will be to the advantage of the commanding general. In the meantime it can be said that President Roosevelt has set no time for tlie retirement of General Miles. FIERCE RUNNING FIGHT. The evening was devoted to three anthems of praise, n resjtonsive reading, an eloquent oratWju. by Senator (Jeorge 1'". Iloar and a rPSponse by the chief figure of the occasion. CROWDS GAZE AT EMBERS. Generals Cookson and Keir, With RecC Coffin in Imposing Procession Borne Many Looters Caught and Landed in onnoitering Force, Come Upon Gun One of the pleasing features in connection with the celebration, but one to Railway for Burial in Matoppo Jail—Cause of Conflagration. Still a Large assortment Ladies' Fancy Hose, for a I pair IWU Tracks and, After Pursuit, Catch Hills—Archbishop Delivers an Ad- dress in the Cathedral. Captain Crozler's nomination is ostensibly rejected because the committee holds that the law under which lie was appointed provides tlint no officer shall be made chief of ills corps who Is below the rank of lieutenant colonel. Mystery-1—Police Replace Militia as Up With Boers. Cape Town, April 4.—Throughout yesterday moruiug a continuous stream of people passed by the coBtll containing the body of ('ecii It bodes as it rested in Parliament House. Guards. Ladies' Skirts and Shirt Waists —a grand assortment of styles and colors. lxmdon. April 4.—Lord Kitchener reports a heavy engagement near Drelkull, in tile western Transvaal, on March 31. in which 1.500 Boers were completely routed by a fierce onslaught of the British under Generals Cookson and Keir. They were reconnoltering toward Hart river, when they struck gun tracks, caught up with the Boers and carried on a running fight for eight miles through tlie bush. On emerging Into open country, the British were advanced upon by large Boer who attacked their flanks, forcing them to hastily entrench their position. Fighting ensued at close quarters until the enemy was repulsed on all sides. Delarey, Kemp and other Boer leaders vainly attempted to rally their men. who retreated, suffering heavy losses. The British casualties were also severe. Atlantic City. April 4.—Two blocks, which were smouldering in ruins this morning along the board walk, mark the place where raged the biggest fire that ever occurred here. Militiamen, who patrolled the district all night, were relieved this morning frpm further duty, the authorities believing the police force capable of protecting property. Big crowds visited the scene, but the officers found little difficulty In controlling tiiem. The cause of the fire is still a mystery, but believed accidental. There were many robberies during the fire and the city Jail is full of prisoners who were caught redhanded pilfering property. The owners will begin rebuilding at the'first possible moment. The city council meets at 4 o'clock this afternoon and will enact new building laws under the authorlty of the new charter, signed by Governor Murphy yesterday. The new building laws will provide that all Beach front hotels be of fireproof construction.White Enameled Curtain Poles, complete for lC)c each The funeral procession in tlie afternoon was most imposing. The coflin was draped with the tattered union Jack which belonged to Air. Rhodes and which he regarded witli peculiar veneration and with the tattered flag of flic British Chartered South Africa company which went through the tight at Masslkessel and was carried on the Long Cecil gun carriage, used at the siefce of Kimberley, through the crowded streets to the cathedral. The streets were lined by troops, who suluted the missing cortege. Tlie palUienrers were l)r. Jameson. Sir .lobn Cordon Spring. the premier of Cape Colony, and six others. The chief mourner was Colonel Frank Rhodes, who walked alone and bareheaded. followed by the other brothers of .Mr. Rhodes and representatives of Lord Mliner, the British high commissioner. and Sir Walter llely-IItitchli'sou. tlie governor and commander In chief of the Cape of Good Hope. Before appointing another officer to lili the othce of brigadier general the 1,()00 yawls of Embroideries, assorted widths, a good variety of'patterns, worth from 8c to 12c a yard; your choice.. 5c yard I? t WE'LL WRITE ....It DOWN We have an element assortment of White Goods and all kinds of Wash Goods. Now is the time to make vour selection. People's Store, We want your grocery orders for several reasons. EDWARD EVERETT HALE, which did not figure ill the programme was the presentation to Dr. Hale of t trust fund of iWS.noo, which he fount upon his return home from Syuiphon; hall. Among the givers to this func were Andrew Carnegie, $1,000, and ,1. Pierpout Morgan, J.'iOO. , 13 south mmm street. Rei-i.iuse'We have the largest and best stock of Fancy Groceries. Because our attention will assure you best sen-ice. Because we can save you time and money. ™ ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. FATAL FREIGHT WRECK. Fall of Rock Derails Train Running at EVANS?? Pittsburg, April 4.—Harry Gheen, fireman, of Williamsport. and W. Losher, brakeman, ot Oleanv N. Y., were killed and Engineer J. A. Williams, of Pittsburg, probably fatally injured by a freight wreck at Cragdell, on the Bbffalo and Allegheny .division of the Pennsylvania railroad this morning. The train collided with a huge pile of rocks that fell on the tracks immediately in front of. the train, which was running at full speed. Two engines and 13 cars of freight rolled down an embankment, stopping Just at the water's edge of the Allegheny river. Two of the cars were loaded with cattle, of which 20 were killed and 50 injured. Full Speed. Because one 0rder is a step toward thd making of » permanent customer. We pride outsell on our sun k. No "Cheap John" poods. Everything of iho very b*st quality. STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. MACEDONIAN REVOLT. Trenton Murderer Hangs. Then came the judges, military nrnl lltivnl olllelals. the representatives of the colonic*, churches and parliament, the mayors and the staffs of the iDe Beers and the British Chartered South Africa companies. CAPTAIN CROZIER, Trenton, N. J., April 4.—George Hettrick, murderer of John Krails, was hanged this morning in Mercer county jail. HeMpoiinl III 111 y Fixed (in Committee That. Abetted Stone Abdnctlon. president will wail until the senate Buy your Groceries at Our Store and you are always sure to be buying at the Right prices. Washington. April 4.—Turkey has placed the responsibility for the outbreak In Macedonia iiihiii the revolutionary committee in Bulgaria, which. It claims, was responsible for the abduct iou of Miss Kllen ,\l. Stone, t'heklb Bey. the Turkish minister, said that he was confident that the trouble will be promptly ended. rejected Captain Cromer's noniiua A COMPLETE LINE OP FRESH GARDEN SEED. It may be that the senate will not tain the action of the committee. n any event it is the intention of the administration to use all its inllucncte to a hunt the continuation. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Conspicuous in the procession were Messrs. Merriuian, Satier and Molteno, former ministers, and a number of members of the Afrikander bund. New Yorjc Stock Markets, furnished by M. 8. Jordan & Co., Stock brokers, room 26 Miners' Bank building. Tours for Business, Quality Guaranteed. BRENNAN & ROBERTS If the efforts of the president are successful, this will mean that the split between the administration and the committee will widen and that there will lie no chance whatever of the committee making a favorable report upon Secretary Koot's hill for the reorganization of the staff of tile army. Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. The gun carriage was drawn by eight horses. Among the draplngs of the collin was a banner of the lCoyal Woin-u's guild Inscribed, "Farewell, Great Heart." KlKht Horses Draw Cinn Carl-lane Open. Clos. New York, April 4, 1902. Open. Clos. .133% 131% . 78% 78% . 9774 98 , 64% 64 % 29% 29% 65% 65 106% 106% 45% 46% 24 24 169% 170% 178% 177% 101% 101% 37% 37% 68% 68% 107% 108 133% 133% 164 165 100% 101% 28 28% 142% 143%, . 56% 57 33 33 164 164% 150% 151% 57% 57% 82 82 32% 33 94% 94% Evans's Success Flour, per bbl..$4.50 "I see by the press dispatches." he continued, "that my government lias ordered aO,tKIO troops to Macedonia. This is a large number; more than sufficient to quell the revolt, but I presume it Is considered desirable-to have a force sufficient to restore and maintain order and fully protect domestic and foreign interests. The Bulgarian committee has Iteeu endeavoring to foment trouble for a long time, but it lias little support, and I expect that the presence Of troops will have a salutary effect. Potatoes, per bu 90 Sugar ... .. Atchison  Atchison, pref. ... Copper  Car & Foundry .. Brooklyn Traction B. & O  Announcement Gran. Sugar, 20 lbs for .. 1.00 .. .27 Butter, best quality, per lb CONVICTED AND SENTENCED. All business 'was suspended during the funeral, and all tile public buildings were draped iu mourning. Evans's Best Coffee, none better per lb  Lane, the Negro Murderer, Meets Swift ' MARCONI RIGHTS SOLD. ...J*. .25  25 25 .;v: .25 .... .15 10 15 Justice—Third Victim Dies. In front of the cutbedni 1 stooCl a lltiye crowd, bareheaded, anil tlie building itself was tilled to its eupadty. Tin* archbishop ami other clergy received the liotl.v at the porch, and there the opening sentences of the burial service were pronounced, with hells tolling ami the organ playing a funeral inarch. The procession then passed dowu the main transept. Fill1., Acquired hy Company Ches. & Ohio  Chic. & Ot. Western C., M. & St. P  C, R. I. & P  Col I. & F  Erie  Erie, pref  Louis. & Nash. ... Manhattan El  Met. Traction  Mo. Pacific .... Col. 3outhern  111. Central  Late arrivals of Triuimwl Hats urge ua to ask you to visit our store. Tliese hats are productions of best talented Milliners. The prices are remarkably low. Quaker Oats, 2 pkg*. for .... Grape Nuts, 2 pkg*. for  Cream of Wheat, 2 pkgs. for .. Philadelphia, Pa., April 4.—Eloise Jardi n, or Furbusa. the 7-year old child who was shot by William Lane, the negro servant, on Monday last, at the time her mother and sister were murdered. died at the Hahnemann hospital this morning. Willi Caiillul of Nix Million*. London. April I.- Tlio Marconi Wireless Telegraphy company has sold lis American rights uud patents to an American company with a capital of $0,150,000. Plllsbury Vitos, 2 pkgs. for Force, try it, per pkg  "This committee inspired the capture of Miss Stone, which was effected by Bulgarian brigands. Turkey is no more responsible than the 1'iiited States would be If a Turkish citizen on the American side of the Canadian bonier line were seized by Canadians and carried into the Dominion. The lMirle made zealous efforts to recover Miss Stone, but the brigands crossed the lDorder before they could be seized. 1 am sure the United States will be fair and free TurHty from all responsibility in, connection with Miss Stone's abduction."m. wnLDitinisi Mother Oats, per pkg. Flaked Rice, per pkg. There are n number of Marconi coinpanics organized. One is the Miirconi International Marine Communication company (limited), formed in BrnsseM about two years ago. Marconi owns most of the stock ill this company, which was capitalized at -SI.T.Vt.OOO. Lane, the negro murderer, was convicted this afternoon of murder in the flrst degree and sentenced to be hanged. \9 South Main St. Heintz's Large Sour Pickles, 3 doz The archbishop made :ln address, during which he declared that Mr. Rhodes Jmd faults of which he probably was as conscious as any one. but, nevertheless, he was a great man. liefore the Chartered company was contemplated Mr Ithoiles said to him: Arfhltinla»|»*N Add reus. Heintz's large Dill Pickles, 3 doz .25 Heint's Sweet Pickles, 3 doz 25 Heintz's Sweet Mixed PFckles per qt..20 NEW COMMISSIONER-GENERAL. Norfolk & Western N. Y.. O. & W  N. \'r Central  Pennsylvania .... Reading  Reading, pref  Southern Ry  Southern Ry., pref. So. Pacific  Tenn. C. & I  Texas Pacific .... U. S. Leather .... IT. S. Leather, pref IT. S. Steel  4 Book Free Labor Leader Sargent at Head of Im Another company is the Marconi Wireless Telegraph company of London. Marconi owns, or did own about a year ago, S:jiMi.ojH) worth of stock in the English company. This is the company which lias sold the American rights. migration Bureau. We will be pleased to send, on rereipt of attaohod coupon, correctly filled out nnd one cent to cover expense of mailing or will deliver to any 0110 presenting tho coupon properly made out at oar store a c jpy of EVANS BROS., Washington, April 4D—Frank P. Sargent, chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, this morning accepted a place as United States Commissioner of Immigration. The authority for this statement is Mr. C. C. Shane, president of the New York board of trade, who had a conference over New York politics with President Koosevelt shortly before noon today. "Some men's hobbles are to collect butterflies and old china. Mine Is to open South and Central Africa to British en- 46 South main Street, Pittaton, Pa. There are some American missionaries in Macedonia, and the state department Would not be surprised should they be shortly heard from. I'liless the trouble spreads it is not likely that an American man-of-war will be ordered to Turkish waters. terprise. The M;i mini Wireless Telegraph company of America was inciirporated in New Jersey Nov. 1801),-with a c'iipital of $IiMnni.immi. One of the incorporators is Marconi himself. Others are August Helmont. Isaac Rice. C'. A. (Jliscoin of Philadelphia anil Robert • iooilliody of P.nerson. X. ,1. The Englisli compiiny lias been, it is said, on a paying liasis for some time. '"THE DICTIONARY OF SPORTS--VOL. I." containing, aphabetica'ly arranged, under each on t of the matu sports, such as Golf, Baseball, Racing etc., all the popular expressions with a concise definition of each. It is Though not a great churchgoer, continued the archbishop, Mr. lthodcs was essentially religious. Before Ills last illness he realized the nearness of death and manifested an earnest desire to 65 'i, 7l» % 13% prepare for it 85 42',4 THE ONLY BOOKLET OF ITS KIND EXTANT of convenient and vest pricket s|»e. Kverytliingattracjively and artistically illustrated. It also con tains a number of handsome full-page illustrations, showiug correct clothes for men. The Booklet throughout 1« illustrated in color, tints, the work of tho famous Now York artists, Messrs. Qrant Wright, M. R. Morgan and Mrs. E. MacNamara. The Booklet was written by Mr. Will Curlev, Editor of Field Sports, New York Journal, for Messrs Alfred Ben jamin & (Jo.. New York, Makers of Correct Clot he* for M«n. who. at an expence of many of thousands of dollars, published METHODISTS IN SESSION Odell SIjkiih Anllnnnrcliy Hill, At tlie conclusion of the services the procession reformed, a dead march was played and the mourners proceeded to the station. U. S. Steel, pref. .. Western Union  Wabash.. pref  Union Pacific  Union Pacific, pref Mexican Central .. 94% 'MiVt Albany. X. Y., April 4.- (inventor Odell has signed the bill designed to ttamp out anarchy in this state. It imposes a penalty of not more than ten years' imprisonment or more than •HKD line, or both, on persons who advocate anarchistic doctrines by speech, writing or otherwise. It also makes it a misdemeanor punishable by a line of not more than or imprisonment of not more than two years, or both, u|Dou editors or publishers who permit tlie publication of books, newspapers or serials advocating anarchy and upon owners, agents or occupants who harbor avowed anarchists. 42% 1"2% -88»/« 30 Newark Conference Celebrates Anni- versary of Epworth League. There the cofljn was borne into tlie l)e Beers company's saloon car. which had been converted into a ehapelle ardente. The family, the executors of the will and others Accompanied the remains to liliodesia. Elizabeth-, N. J.. April 4.—The feature of today's session of the Newark Methodist Episcopal conference Is the anniversary of the Kpworth League, and St. James' church, where the meeting Is held, is decorated with patriotic colors. The attendance has been largely augmented by the presence of young people, members of the League. flbrrttn M. Cni-tpr Sprtnnitlj III, Leavenworth. Kan.. April 4. Oberlin THERE IS NOTHING M. ('utter, ex captain of engineers in tile I'lifted Stales army, is seriously and probably fatally ill in the federal penitentiary at l'ort I.i'ilvonwortli. He lias typlioid fever, and Ills temperature is 111 Carter fears Ilia! lie will die before his uliairs are arranged, lie has Sent an urgent telegram to his attorney. Mr. Stone of Chicago, asking him EQUAL TO THE Two Army oflli-em Orn** uril The entire ceremony lasted two and a half hours. It was tin- lirst public funeral i!i South Africa which called out such a remarkable demonstration of public grief. Detroit, Mich.. April 4.—While returning from a fishing expedition in a small saillioat at about 7:it0 o'clock last night Lieutenant Howard F. Avery, adjutant of the First battalion of the Fourteenth regiment, stationed at Fort Wayne here, ijnd Second Lieutenant W. Aslibrldge were drowned by the overturning of the boat in the river about 000 yards below the fort. These officers were accompanied by Trumpeter Richard Tuney, who was rescued while clinging to the overturned boat and who Is now in the 'fort hospital ill a serious condition as a result of exposure. but will recover. These men ail saw service In the Philippines. WILKE TILE OR A QUARTER OF A MILLION COPIES Tho bonk is of ilitriunic value ami if produced for 8tor« nalp would readily l.rin-r 2F.C. TO 50C. IF SOLO TO A LOVER OF OUTDOOR SUMMER SPORTS GLA8S LINED REFRIGERATOR, Another Rumor of Carlist Activity. Dln(ntiCt|eB to I.lne Road to Tomb. to coluc iit once. A suit Is now pending wherein the government is trying to obtain possession of Carter's property, claiming li Is part of the lioot.v lie secured while in charge of government colltrat t work at Savannah. On. TIiIh really will amount to a civil trial, the thing ('after lias made repeated but COUPON" •Cut out and send to Madrid."" April 4.—The newspaper Bl Liberal learns that tile Spanish gov. eminent has become aware tiiat Carlists contemplate a stroke against the government sometime berore the coronation of King Alfonso, in May. and that Carlists have IjpUght arms in Belgium, alleging that they are for the Bulawayo. Matiilielelniid. April 4.— The natives are arriving here in great numbers preparatory to witnessing Cecil lihodes' funeral. Three thousand Malalieles will line the last mile of the inn (I to the Matoppo hills, on the summit of which the remains of Mr. Rhodes it re to rest. The Malabele induiias (cbief-n are greatl.v Impressed by the fact that the burial of Mr. Rhodes' body is to take place close to the tomb of their big chief; Mosiiikatze. Simon Long's Sons. , B. G. CARPENTER A CO., Ilnnk Rohlifr Htmjirn. WILKESBARRE. Wichita. Kan., April 4. — .lobn 1'. Dunn, who is charged with the murder of a sheriff nnd tin- robbing of a bank at t'larksville. Ark; and who has been confined in :i hospital here. sufferiut? from a bullet wound, has escaped, it is alleged Dunn asked the house physician last Tuesday night to name bis price for allowing liini to escape, saying that lie bad bribed the guards and that he alone stood between liim and liberty.. Physician Wiarke refused, The police force and 'sheriff's force are charging each other with planning the escape of I • null. PIohsc whd me free—one copy Booklet: • Dictionary orHportn. 1 illustratd, as published l»y MesHrs. Boo.jamin & Co New York. JSncloawl is one cwut to cover postage-or deliver to bearer. vain efforts to secure Boers. Killed Wlff and lllnmelf. New York. April I. 1 (opresslon caused by the weight of a loiig struggle with adversity, acting* on a system nnderniined by the use of niorphiiie. is bclieved to have been the cause of n shocking crime in Harlem. Charles H. Woi'tlien. after shooting his wife through the temple and then cutting her throat froui ear to ear. Is believed to have sat b,v her dead body all through the rest of the night before turning his hand against himself. Name Strike Causes Coal Shortage in Canada Montreal. April I.—The strike of the soft coal miners in Pennsylvania is causing uneasiness in Ottawa, because of the shortness of tile coal supply. Hallway companies are likely to feel the strike most, as they have not much supply on hand. Pay For MrKlnlry'a SnrKrons. Buffalo. April 4.—The Express says that it may ln\.autlioritatively announced that the auumnt to be paid to the surgeons who attended President Me- Klnle.v in Buffalo will not exceed $25,- 00i». Mnny unauthorized statements have been made regarding the amount to lDe paid the surgeons, some of tliem placing the amounts to he paid as high as $130,000. This. The Express says, has been exaggerated guesswork. The surgeons have sent in no bills. They declined flatly to send in any and said that the question of compensation was one that must lie settled entirely apart from any bills rendered by them. Street i Mount Iloliy. N". .1.. April 4.—Directly in the face of the judge's charge the jury In tiie trial of .Mrs. 1,. J-\ Haines, accused of tlic murder of her Infant stepdaughter tiweudofln. brought in a verdict of not guilty. The jury was out an hour and twenty-one minutes. After the verdict Mrs. llnines returned to tiie jail, closely followed by tiie jury. There she thanked them again and for the tlrsl tiuie shed tears. "The whole case lias been one of spite work from beginning to end. 1 shall leave Delan(o and never again abide ill such a Mm. Ilulnea' Aei|iilltnl McDonnell mCgr & dobbie BICYCLES If you haven't got :l Bicycle and yon arc thinking of netting OIIP, WK HAVE A SlIU'KlKE IN sroiiH Fiat vol'. We'll surprise you with the tine grade of wheels vim can l)Uv here for Little i'niierrwNkl nt flu* Wlillr Houm«* Worcester, April 4.—On Monday next, the 2.200 operatives of the six cotton mills along Blackstone river will be given a 10 per cent, increase in Cotton Workers Obtain a Raise. Washington. April 4. At the White House last night President and Mrs. Koosevclt entertained a large number »f guests at a inusicale, at which Mr. Igiiace .Ian Paderewski rendered a select programme. The White House was very handsomely decorated for (lie occasion with a profusion of cut tlnwcrs and potted plants. Preceding the nuisicale the president and Mrs. Itoosevelt gave a dinner, at which cov- WE OFFElt YOU SOMETHING FINE IN CANNED F1UITS. Kernml Wreck In n Week. Cumberland. Md.. April -1— Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No. !l. en route for Pittsburg. has been wrecked for the second time this week, colliding with a helper at Philson. Both engines iiI' the passenger train, running double header, were wrecked, but no one was tujuicd. The same train was wrecked Sunday niorHiug in the same locality, wages. Money 1 gal. can Best Apples. ...... ,32c IS lb can Fears 15c, 18c, 22c 11) can Peaches 15c, 18c, 22c H 11) can Apricots 18c and 20c Repairing Work a Specialty. We have the machinery and the knowledge of how to use it and can repair your wheel quicker and cheaper than elsewhere.Middletowu, N. Y . April 4.—Stephen I W. Fullerton. ex-county judge anil for,1 merly prominent New York lawyer, is dead, aged 79. Stephen W. Fullerton Dead. rommuuity of perjurers." she said. Chicago. April 4.—The railroads in the Central Freight association have agreed to make -in advance on April 14 of 3 cents i«r hundred pounds on grain anil grain products for export from Chicago to New York. No change will be made in the domestic rate, which is 17U. cents. Frrlibl Hairs «• Advance li lb can Pineapple 20c *rs were set for eighteen. Former .fustier Ilepne Dead. And Full Line of Dried Fruits at Very Low Prices. Neglect Means Danger. Newark, N. .1.. April 4.—David A. I)e\liD, former thief justice of the supreme court of New Jersey and oue of the most eminent jurists of the state, has died at his liomevliere. He had been ill since last fall with kidney trouble. Ills death, had been looked tor several times during the winter, but each time he'rallied. E. C. BECNTOLD, SS' THE WEATHER, Don't neglect biliousness and constipa when four persons were Injured. Fresh Eggs and Butter a Specialty Islington, April 4—Forecast until [tiirday. for Eastern Pennsylin southern anil snow or p-n portion tonight; Sat- tipn Your health will suffer perma For making repairs ground your home this spring you 'will flnd just what you need at Deiahlmer & Griffin's lunfher yard, and 'at prices that are right. First come flfrst served. Ordinary household accidents have no terrors when there's a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eciectric Oil in the medicine chest. cuts, bruises, sprains. In^^^^Hef. nentlv if you do. DeWltt'B I kittle Ear 76 SOUTH VAIN STREET. a ly Risers cure such rases. The best pills. They never gripe or cause nausea. /|Farrer,'iPeck and Roberts. Walter Spry, Painter & Paper Hanger. moved to 316 Linden St., W. Pittston. New. phone 5080. Promot dtllwj.