Pittston Gazette

              WwD k ♦ i ' ' ' I " ! 1; ■ n*yfv- i? styV* r» ,1 t. , ;■ || »DAV* APRIL 17, 1902. 5M YEAR. PITTSTON, PA., THUR. v ro«ai 6P* EXCLUSION BILL PASSED. DEATH OF QUEEN 18 EXPECTED 'Tt?— DENIE8 CURE STORY FOR PARTIAL SELF RULE MALVAR SURRENDERS GREAT VALUES Senator Hoar Casts the Only Ifrgm Stlld ■old Spring Eyeglasses Colonel Dickraan Say* America* Troop* Have Beea Very Humane. Washington, April 17.—The drastic Chinese exclusion bill originally framed by th» senators and representatives from the Pacific coast states met defeat In the senate yesterday, and in its place was substituted a measure offered by Mr. Piatt (Conn.) extending the provisions of the present exclusion law and also applying that exclusion to all Insular territory under the Jurisdiction of the United States. tin vote. Washington, April 17.—The report of Lieutenant Colonel Dlckinan of tlie Twenty-glxth volunteer Infantry, wlilch was referred to at Tuesday's cabinet meeting as part of the Investigation of the charges of cruelty to the Filipinos, was submitted to congress two months ago, but attracted little attention at the time. The letter was written by Colonel Dlckman from the Presidio, at San Francisco, on April 24, 1901. He had been directed to Investigate Sergeant Riley's charge that the "water cure" was administered af Igbaras, a fact to which he also testified before the senate committee last Monday. Colonel Dickraan made this return, In part, to the war department: Boers Want 8hare In Goveramenl of Boer Colonies Last Filipino Ceneral Gomes Holland's Ruler Suffering Out of the Woods. IN LADIES' From Peritonitis. ONE DOLLAR D0NDITI0N VERY SERIOUS. NEGOTIATIONS HANG FIRE. PROVINCE NOW PACIFIED. SHIRT WAISTS, The vate by which the substitute took the place of the original bill was 48 yeas to 33 nays. Once the substitution had been made all senators joined in its support, with the single .exception of Mr. Hoar, the substitute being passed—70 to 1. The friends of the substitute showed their strength throughout the voting on amendments that preceded final action and succeeded In preventing any material change in its features. Some minor changes were made, admitting Chinese persons Connected with national expositions and providing for certificates of Identification of Chinese in our insular possessions. Otherwise, however, the substitute was adopted substantially in the form that Mr. Plutt presented It. General Wheaton Say* All Porta Will WRAPPERS — Distinguished Physicians Have Been Conferees "Sparring for Time"—New be Opened and Natives In Concen- Fitted and Adjusted by Summoned to Her Aid—Public Tax Raises the Price of Flour—War tration Camps be Allowed to Re- Prayers Are Being Offered for Her Loan Oversubscribed Ten Times. turn to Their Homes. H. 0. SHUPP'S SKIRTS-^Sfc Recovery— Fever is Very High, Morgan Takes Part of It. Manila, April 17.—General Malvnr lias unconditionally surrendered to Brigadier General .1. Franklin Bell at" Llpn, Batangas province, with the entire Insurgent force of the provinces of ICaguna and Butangas. General Ball says ills (Bell's) Influence Is sufficient to quell the lusurrectlonary movements in Tayabas and Cavite provinces and capture all those In the field who have not yet surrendered, but Malvar has ordered the conCflcte surrender of every Insurgent to the nearest American force. General Wheaton. reporting to the division headquarters, says that all resistance In his department has ended and that the surrenders just announced mean that the ports will be opened and that the Filipinos In the detention camps can be allowed to return to their homes in time to plant crop*. Amsterdam, April 17.—-Grave fears ore entertained throughout Holland tnat death Will visit the royal household and remove Queen Wllhelmlna, who la now suffering from peritonitis. Sergeant Riley, Company M, Twentysixth Infantry, United States volunteers, states that the publication Inclosed was of a private letter and without any authority whatever. The tendency of enlisted men to draw the long bow In such cases Is well known. Major Cook, Captain MacDenald and Sergeant Riley state that no officers or soldiers of this regiment took part In any so called "water cure" proceedings or other threats against the natives on the occasion stated. London, April 17.—There Is excellent authority for saying that up to a late hour there liuve been up definite developments In the matter if the peace ue gotlations. Expert OptMan, 36 W. MARKET, WIUUBARRt. Ladies, don't buy your shirt waists before you have seen our Magnificent Assortment. We have the grandest display of Shirt Waists in the city. (Am Window DUplftyj It Is learned that Lord Milner, the British high commissioner In South Africa, has defined certain propositions on which pence may almost Immediately be secured, but the cabinet at lfs meeting Is said to have disagreed upon the merits of Lord Mllner's terms. WO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION "Sparring for time" best describes tbe present status of the negotiations, neither side being willing to risk a decision which would break off the present conference. Au agreement may be reached at any moment, but this.would more likely be the result of semi-Independent nctlou by Lord Mllner and Lord Kitchener at Pretoria than of tint rather Involved conditional decisions of the cabluet at London. The senate after disposing of the Chinese exclusion bill made the Philippine civil government bill the unfinished business. WE'LL WRITE ....It DOWN Colonel Dlckman then gives a list of atrocities Inflicted by the Filipinos on Americans unfortunate enough to fall Into their hands. He tells of ambushes and assassinations and burning of soldiers by slow tires and burials alive of American soldiers, all of which lie offers to prove lu detail. He closes as follows: The friends of tlie Cuban reciprocity bill won a substantial victory in the house by carrying u (notion to close general debate tomorrow at 3 o'clock. The vote was 103 to 123. Thirty-three Republicans voted against the motion, but thin defection was offset by thirtytwo Democrats who voted with the great body of the Republicans for it. The strength of the Republican opposition to the bill. Judged by this vote, has decreased six since the vote was taken on the motion to go into committee of the whole to consider the bill, when the vote stood HIT to 80. The day's debate was featureless. People's Stan, General Wheaton Is especially pleased with General Bell's care of the natives confined In the camps. The officers in charge are held personally responsible for the quality and quantity of the food served out and for tljc general welfare of the occupants of the camps. Wo want your grocery orders for several reasons. 13 SOUTH MAIM STRICT, The conduct of the American troops In the Philippines has been so humane as to be a continued source of surprise to all foreigners and to the natives. Although general order No. 1CXI (the repressive order) has not been Revoked, Its provisions against treachery, according to the law and custom of war of all civilised nations, have never been applied to my knowledge. The broad -lines of Great Britain'* terms la now known to the government representatives at Pretoria, and on these representatives the cabinet Ih apparently shifting the responsibility of taking advantage of a^opportunities, provided no cardinal principles b« sacrificed. Because'we lmve the largest and best stock of Fancy Groceries. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. Because our attention will assure you best service. • Because we can save you time and money. EVMS9? After scouring the mountain passes General Bell employed volunteer bolomen for protection against ladronel8m. Numbers of Filipinos volunteered and expressed the liveliest satisfaction at the treatment accorded to themselves and to their families who were In the concentration camps. Volnlnr Bulumen. The official newspaper here published the following bulletin: QVBEN WILHELM1NA. Reoanne one order is a step toward the making of a permanent customer. We pride ouroe)f onoursu C k. No "Cheap John" goods. Everything of the very b?st finality. STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. Cable LId« Kept Open. "Queen Wllbelmlna liaa been Indisposed for some days. Her majesty keeps to her bed and experiences a feeling of general lassitude. There is an increase ill her temperature." Philadelphia Church Burned. The government has ordered the cable aild telegraph lines between  and Pretoria to be kept clear to Insure tbe most prompt transmission of Lord Kitchener's messages. NEW JERSEY IN ARMS. Buy your Groceries ml Our Store and you are always sure to be buying the M9i*m§e4 I.rfn ■■ D BlltjnE pnccwe Philadelphia. April 17.—The Protestant Episcopal Church of the Saviour, on Thirty-eighth street, above Market, took tire at midnight last night and was soon destroyed. Surrounding property was In imminent danger. The turning in of three alarms enabled the tire department to Keep the flames conilned to the church editice. Rev. Wll- I la 111 B. Bodlue, I). D., is rector of the church. The loss is estimated at $150.- 001). Special Seaalon Mar Be Called to A COMPLETE LINE OP FRESH GARDEN SEED. New York, April 17.—Members of the New Jersey legislature composing a subcommittee to Investigate the beef trust have begun work and may decide to call a special meeting of the legislature to pass untltrust laws. It,may be found the common law is applicable and also thut one charter held In that state may lie repealed. Check Beef Trait. The official bulletin declares that, though the fever continues, the general condition of Queen WllUelmlna is satisfactory.There Is good reason to believe that tbe Boers are vigorously demanding a representative government and that this demand is opposed with equal vigor by tbe British representatives. General Wheaton gives General Bell great credit for his indefutlgablilty In conducting the campaign. He wus in the tield on horseback day and night personally superintending the most arduous operations. Tonrs for Business, BRENNAN & ROBERTS Qualify 8uara«tofdt C6rner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. 'The Hamlelsblad says Queen Wllheliniiiii Is suffering from something mure than a passing indisposition and adds that there was another consultation be tween the attending physicians and Professor Koosensteln, the pathologist of Leyden university. It Is understood that the Boers strongly object to the long deluy proposed by Great Britain before a representative government be granted the former republics and that they also Insist on the number of Boer seats in the council being specified. The people of Manila are delighted at the prospect of a resumption of trade with the pacified provinces and are anxious to show-Generals Chaffee, Wheaton and Bell their appreciation of the fact that the Insurrection is really Evans's Success Flour, per bb|. .HN Potatoes, per bu.y. . JO Gran. Sugar, 20 lb* for 1.00 Evans's Best Coffee, none better POPE RECEIVED PILGRIMS. Retail dealers In New York, oppressed and disheartened by the operations of the "blacklist" credit system against tliem, have turned und appealed to the courts for redress. One butcher has brought suit for D10.000, and another will engage counsel to fight tills brauch of the monopoly. OUR Matchless Millinery per lb .26 Quaker Oate, 8 The Queen's fever has unabated dur- tfieday, She is ill great danger. Public prayters are being offered for her recovery. It was reported this evening that Uldtisy complications has set In. Dr. RoseilBteln, a distinguished pathologist, has again been summoned lo Loo Palace. Ten Thousand1 Greeted Him in St. Pet- er's Today. The cubiuet met again for the purpdae of considering u communication from ilie Boer representatives who are now at Pretoria uud u message from Lord Mllner, the British high commissioner In South Afrlcu. The session was extremely brief. over. AticTit 3,300 rifles liuve been weired by the American officers in Butangas and Luganu provinces during the pasi four months. , values have stirred ujD the whole population. To see our beautiful styles means to buy. Gome when you may, the styles are always new. Hpeciial for this week, children's trimmed leghorn hats 7Sc» Rome, April 17.—The Pope today, at St. Peter's, received 10,0(10 Italian Swiss pilgrims. The reports that he became weaker were proved unfounded. He 's in perfect' health. The scene at St. Peter's was Inspiring as the vast concourse, as Leo approached, greeted him with "Viva Papa Re." Grape. Nut«, 2 pkga. for ' .28 Cream of Wheat, 2 pkga. Wf 88, Plllebury Vitoa, 2 pkg*. .28 Force, try it, per pkg. IS Mother Oata, per pkg 10 Flaked Rice, per pkg IS Helntz'a 'Large Sour Ploklee, S doc .28 Helntz'a large Dill PiekU% S doz JSS Helnt'a 8weet Plcklee, S do*.... M Helntz'a Sweet Mixed PloklM (NT qt.20 Many restnnrunts, especially tiiose with tiie more popular priced bills of fare, have been compelled to advance their rates because of the increase in the prices of meats demanded by the trust. They declare they waited as long as they could stand it. General Malvar personally requested an interview with Uenerai Bell In order to make his complete submission. After the cabinet meeting Lord Sailsbury.Hhe premier, liud an audience of King Edward at Buckingham palace and stayed to lunch wltli his majesty. The latter afterward went to Snudrlnghum.The lack of news from the island of Sarnar Is due to a defective cable. It Is believed, however, that the American commander there received Tuesday the surrender of all the Insurgents In Sumilr unless the planned proceedings were altered. /H. WALOHMN REPORTS ARE PUBLISHED. METEOR ON OTHER SIDE. 19 South Main St. Buller Case Again to the Fore in Wilhelm's New Yacht Has Crossed the April 17—The dispatches which passed between Gen. Buller and his officers, and Lord Roberts regarding the seasatlonal reverse at Spton Kop, were published today. . Buller In his report to Roberts, condemns Gen. Warren and says: "We lost our chance by Warren's slowness. I ought to have assumed command myself." The dispatches of the other officers, which are also given Indicate that matters at the battle were in a hopeless muddle. The publication of the reports are likely to cause a renewal of the disputes and incriminations. England. London. April 17.—Kaiser Wilhelm's American-built yacht. Meteor III., which left New York April 1, passed Prawle Point at 8.40 this morning. Atlantic. The Alleged Brttlab Camp, All the grain and flour murkets of the United Kingdom have further advanced prices. The price of flour was raised uuother shilling a sack. Tux Sends Price of Flow lip. New Orleans, April 17.—Colonel Crowder, the United States officer assigned by the government to investigate the reported maintenance of an alleged British supply camp at Port Chalinette, is examining the charges declaring that munitions of war were being shipped from Chulmette to South Africa. All the recent evidence Is understood to have been largely in sup- IKirt of the charges made by Governor Heard, and some portions are said to have gone far beyond any allegations submitted to Secretary Hay by the governor.A case of cholera has occurred on the transport Hancock, which arrived here on Sunday last, and she has been quarantined.EVANS BROS., THE WEATHER, In the Yarmouth grain market the price of red wheut advanced os much its 2 shillings per quarter. Washington. April 17—Forecast until 8 p. m.. Friday, for eastern Pennsylvania: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. 48 South KHaia Urmmt, Plttaton, Pm. An Important meeting of London and Liverpool Importers of feeding stuffs, held here, resolved to muke strong representations to the chancellor of the exchequer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, In favor of the admission of wheat offals free of duty and favoring the admission of feeding uienls and the offals of other grains than wheaton payment of a duty of threepence"' per hundredweight, instead of the proposed ttveperice per hundredweight. Tarentum, Pa., April 17.—It Is likely that before the present week ltfpast the Allegheny vnlley will be the scene of tlhs largest coal miners' strike that ever took place in this section. The miners held a meeting at the Leechburg Opera House, which was attended by about 700 miners from Tarentum, Creighton, Hltes, Natrona, Leechburg, Hyde Park and other towns. The meeting was very enthusiastic, the miners being In perfect harmony In regard to their demands and supporting the union. The present scale In the tield Is 31.71 cents, and the miners now demand 5."i cents and recognition of the union. The miners also appointed a committee to present their demands to the operators, and it Is likely they will make a report today. If the operators should refuse to accede to the demuuds, the men are a unit fn declaring a strike. No work was done in any of the mines yesterday. The little folks love Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take; perfectly harmless; positive cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. REPORTED FOR DUTY. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Massachusetts Weavers Did Not Go on Spain First to RccoialM Cuba. There are two tilings your friend will lielp you to remenil)er; one tiling is how much you owe him, and the other in his good points, May we remind .you to glance at our window iis you pass by. We 'are tryii/g harder than 'ever this spring to get 'closer th;m ever to your ideas ot fine foot wear. Lawrence, Mass., April 17.—Notwithstanding the fact that at a mass meeting of the weavers of Washington mill, the local plant of the American Woolen company, last night, the operatives voted to strike this morning, ad but 22 of the weavers reported at the mill at the usual hour today. It is sold an effort will be made to prevent the men returning to work after the noon hour today, but present appearances Indicate that such an effort will be abortive. Strike This Morning. New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., Stock brokers, room 211 Miners' Bank building. London, April 17—In n dispatch from Madrid the correspondent there of The Standard says the foreign office seems willing to adopt the suggestion made by several Spanish newspapers that steps be taken by Spaiu to lie among the first of the foreign governments to recognize the new regime in Cuba and to enter into diplomatic relations with the new republic. New York. April 17, 1902. Open. Clos. 133 13294 New Loam Ovemnbuerlbeil Ten Time* PINO Sugar There was a tremendous rush to subscribe to the new loan iff £32,000,000. At the Bank of England It was estimated last evening thut the louii bail been ten times oversubscribed. The lists will probably close today. Official .continuation of the above was forthcoming In the Bank of England glvlug notice that half the loan hud been privately subscribed for and offering the other half for public subscription ut 1)3'/.., with Interest ut 2% fler cent. It was said that J. Plerpoiit Morgan, the Barings nnd the Rothschilds have secured an aggregate of £18,000.000 of the new British loan of £32,000,000. The remaining {10,000,000 was offered to the public.  Atchison 80% 83 % PONG Atchison, pref Copper  98 V4 «4% „99'/4 04% SET8 Brooklyn Traction Car & Foundry «5'^ 28% «5% 28% OF ALL B. & O 109W 109% Berry Howard Jarjr Completed, 8TYLE8 dies. & Ohio Cuie. & Gt. Western 47% 47% Frankfort, Ky., April 17.—The Jury to try Berry Howard .on a charge of being a principal In the Ooebel murder rase wus completed late yesterday afternoon, and the opening statement of the prosecution was made by Attorney T. C. Campbell of New York. The first witness was heard. The trial will con; tluue about ten days." AND WAS NOT APPROVEO. C.. M. & Stt. P. R. I. & P. 171 % 170% 0. P. & C. 0. PRICES. Incident of Civil War Which Was Re- Col. F. & I Kaatoa-Olmoal'a Plans. Washington, April 17 —Only about lfr members were present tills morning at 11 o'clock when the House eon vened to continue the consideration of Ui® Cuban reciprocity bill. The House received a message from the President, returning; without bUt.approval the bill passed to pension Thomas F. Walter, of Philadelphia, first lieutenant of Co. A, 91st Pennsylvania, who, for disobedience of orders in refusing to go on picket duty, was cashiered in 18«rD. called Today, Erie Erie, pf 09 CA 38% 09 V4 38 H New York, April 17.—It is reported that M. Santos-Dumont, who circled the Eiffel tower lii Paris, will attempt to sail his airship over and around the statue of Liberty early in the summer. A syndicate of $00,000 has been formed by Brooklyn ltupld Transit officials and prominent New Yorkers to defray the expenses of the'during Brazilian aeronaut's demonstrations. The exhibitions will open at Brighton Beach and continue for u month. B. G. CABPENTEB & CO., WILKESBABBE, PA. Manhattan El, Louis. & Nash. 124 D4 133% 128% Met. Traction Mo. Pacific Col. Southern 29% 1011/4 29% 101% 111. Central Norfolk & Western 57% 144% 57% 144% Fulton Uulns to Kra»c», London, April 17,-The American Tobacco company Is reported to be endeavoring to obtain a controlling interest In the Imperial Tobacvq company of Great Britain. The Tobacco War. N. Y.. O. K- W 33% New York. April 17— In accordance with Its policy of establishing a strong submarine fleet the French government bus obtained an option on the Holland company'* tor|Dedo Ixwit Fulton, and the craTt will be shipped across the water for trial. If in the tests the Fulton beats the French built and other submarine bouts with which Frit nee Is experimenting. It Is understood that uu order for several vessels of the Fulton type will be placed with thp American concern. The Fulton is the best submurlue boat ever turned out In Amerlcu. N. Y. Central Pennsylvania 1G4 i r.o % 1G3 151% Reading ... Reading, pf. Southern Ry U0% 83 3C% «1% 84 30% MET DEATH IN FLAMES. Three Hundred cbrlNtlNDB Killed. Southern Ry., pref So. Pacific 96% CG% Constantinople. April 17.—News has lieen received here of the mussacre by Turks aud Kurds of 300 Christians at Oiabeklr, in Kurdestan. under OIBHAM LAWS, U the Beet there U tar ■sma Destructive Fire in Connecticut Town This Morning, Tenn. C. & I 'lexas Pacific 43% 70% 43% 70% r RHEUMATISM,! Gout, Neuralgia, Sprains, «•. OR. RICHTER'S W or Id-Reno wn.d . WALL ST. WINNERS Torrlngton. Conn., April 17.—In a flro In the I.llley block, a three-story structure on Water street, this city, early this morning, Mrs. Mary Wheeler. aged 70 years, was burned to death. Three stores were gutted and five famines were burned out. During the fire the tenants o# the upper floors were cut off from exit by the (lames and smoke, and many were taken out of the burning building in their night clothes by firemen and citizens. S. Leather 12% U. S. heather, pref. II. S. Rubber  81% 18 84% 18 •even Hundred Chinese Slaashtered, Hongkong, April 17.—An official dispatch received from Port Arthur announces that serious lighting has occurred in the vicinity of the boundary of the provinces of Mukden aud Kirln, Mancliarla, between Kussian frontier guards aud Chinese robbers who had been raiding railroad gtutlons. The Russians surrounded 800 Chinese at Klangtuugtal, aud of them primarily are produced by proper application of keen judgment, based upon a hncnvleage of (he property or commodity one deals in. To supply the needed information and best methods to apply same, to obtain the best results, we have issued our 400 paye, clothbound. illustrated U. S Steel II. S. Steel, pref. 93% 94% 41% "ANCHOR" WE OFFEB YOU SOMETHING FINE IN CANNED FRUITS. Western Union 91% 92% PAIN EXPELLER. Wabash, pref Union Pacific 102% 44% 102% 44% Boston, April 17.— Miss Ellen M. Stone, the missionary, lias been summoned to upiDeur lu superior court equity session today to show cause why an Injunction should not issue aguinst ber to restrain her from delivering a lecture describing her captivity. The bill lu equity is brought by ii lecture bureau, which alleges that it mude a contract with the defendunt through ber brotber, acting as agent, and that she will violate the terms If she delivers the proposed lectures. HtM Nloae MMiumoaed t« Court. "Guide to Investors" containing complete statistics relative to every property dealt ilk upon the exchange.-*, together, with fluctuations for from 10 to 30 yearn: best rules for successful trading and other data, calculated to best fit the reader, to \ecure some of the larve profits, distributed annually, through the medium, of trading. Union Pacific, pref Pill-osophy.—There are pills and pills—but Dr. Agnew's I.lver Pills at 10 cents a vial lead in demand. The sale borders on the phenomenal. Sluggish liver, constipation, or  towels are the precursors 'of many physical disorders. These little wonders remove the cause. 40 In a vial for t1 cents; 100 pills. 25 cents. For sale by J. H. Houeli.—23 87% 87% reoulne without Trade l»rt "j out oi men] 1 gal. can Best Apples . IGo, 18c, 22o . 15c, 18c, 22o .. 18c and 20c Wtatode / N«wY®rlUtev.lSWieM \ l ean cheerfully re. commend Or. Ricliter»"AII« CHOft PAIN EXPELLCR'for Ufc. V Rheumatism and Neural- Cj T74 CAST lUH IV- 3 lb can Pears... 3 lb can Peaches. 3 lb can Apricots STRIKE IS SPRE ING. •scaped. Haibht & Freese 1$ lb can Pineapple All Belgium Will be Up in Arms in the Minneapolis, Minn., April 17.—In the federal .court Judge I.ixhreu granted the request of Wong «.Cjiy. a Chinese restaurant keeper, for attjujunetlou to prohibit the pickets of the pooka' union from operating within a reasonable distance of the restaurant. One block la mentioned as such distance. Warn amy Uete an lajaactloa. 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