Pittston Gazette

              i™; m -t 1/riB I WBKKL.Y ESTABLISHED I860. 920 rC/IK. 1 DAILY EST. BY THBO. HART 1888. PITTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1902. TWO CKNT8 A COPT; I £ DJCFC FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f " GALES ON NORTH SEA, QUESTION OF CUBAN RELIEF WAGE SCALE ADOPTED. NAVY MEN IN ITALIAN PRISON Prices attract; quality decides. Look as closely to quality as you do to prices. TO AVERT COAL STRIKE Solid Sold Spring Eyeglasses ONE DOLLAR Fitted aiul Adjusted by H. G. SHUPP'S Expart Optielan, 36 W. MARKET, WIUISBARRt. NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION. It iD Believed That Several Crews Have Been Lost. Shaffer Victorious la Amalgamated Association Convention, Measure your purchases by the satisfaction they yield, and you will say this is the best store in Pittston to buy. Dunkirk, France, April 29.—Reports have reached here of disasters among the North Sea fishing fleet as a result of recent fierce gales. Three schooners are reported to have been lost and I heir crews drowned. Wheeling. W. Va„ April 29.-Yesterday was a busy day for the Amalgamated association. Two Interesting events occurred. One was the partial ratification of the wage scale committee report and the other was the return of Thomas II. Flynn, the Federation of Labor organizer, to renew Ills request to be allowed the privilege of replying to President Shaffer's attack upon the organization of which Samuel Compere is the head. Joint Conference in Session Again. No Indications of Early Agreement in Senate. , Three American Officers Sentenced In Venice. This week we offer the following H[tecial lots: DEADLY CYCLONE. A VOTE IS DOUBTFUL. CHARGED WITH DISORDER. LOT ONE NO DECI8I0N REACHED. 75 pieces new style Wash Goods, comprising the latest uoveltles In Dimities and Lawns, regular value 15c per yard; Twenty-Five People Killed and Great Damage done to People In Texas. Captain of Marines, Surgeon and For this week 10c It is Feared That Congress Will Ad- The official report given out by the press committee was that the entire scale as reported by the wage committee-had been ratified with a few "slight alterations." What the "slight alterations" were the press committee refused to divulge. They did sny, however, that on the whole the consideration o? the report was harmonious and that it was disposed of in one day. This, they said, showed that It was entirely acceptable to the great majority of the delegates. The ratification of scales is another victory for President Shaffer and his policy. Lieutenant of United States Cruiser It Is Hoped, However, That Before Ad- journ Without Having Met the LOT TWO journment This Evening, a Settle- Wishes of the Administration on Chicago—Admit They Were Drunk. 66 pairs Nottingham Lare Curtains, aztra large size, new spring patterns; ment of the Dispute Would be Fort Worth. Tex., April 29.—A torna. do that passed over portions of Somer. ville couuty last night killed about 25 people and destroyed property valued at about $100,(1(11). At least 200 families are homeless. Details of the disaster have nC* yet been received. Relief trains have been sent out from this city. This Subject. 8ay They Fought in Self.Defense. For this week $ 1.25 pair Reached. Washington, April 29.—There are nc indications of an early agreement in the senate on the question of relief to Cuba. There seems to be ground to fear that the senate will fail to pass a Cuban bill and that congress will adjourn without meeting the wishes of the administration and the country in respect to the Cubans. Somebody may devise a compromise scheme that will be acceptable to the senate, but those who believe there are Irreconcilable differences of opinion In the senate are Increasing. Venice, April 29.—Captain Robert F. Wynne, U. 8. M. C.; Assistant Surgeon Robert E. I.edbetter, Lieutenant John S. Doddridge and a marine named Wilfred Langley, all of the ITulted States cruiser Chicago, who were arrested on April 25 on the Plazzl dl San Marco, were yesterday brought up in a police New York. April 29.—After considering the anthracite situation separately for several days, the committees appointed by the Civic Federation conference to attempt to reach some conclusion by means of which a strike cait be obviated, are again in joint session today at the oRices of the Central Ilailroad of New Jersey. The meeting was set for 12 o'clock, noon, anil promptly at that hour President John Mitchell and District Presidents Fahey Duffy and Nloholls walked into the railway offices, where they met the representatives of the coal carrying railroads. All of the members of the operators' sub-committee were in attendance, including Chairman Thomas, of the Erie; President Truesdaie, of the Lackawanna, and President Baer. of the Reading. Before going into session, President Mitchell was asked, whether, in his opinion, today's meeting would bring the negotiations to n conclusion. He replied that lie hoped so, and refused to talk further. The coal company presidents refused to discuss the situation. Once inside the spacious office, the conferees ranged themselves around a long table and sent word to a restauranteur in the building to serve them there. Soon after a long -trlng of waiters made their way to the room, carrying heavy trays laden with chops and coffee. Later two boxes of Perfectos were sent in. LOT THREE Ladies' Lawn Wash Suits in a large variety of pattern?, excellent value; For $1.98 the suit LOT FOUR Death of Deutschland's Captain. court. New York. April 29.—A dispatch from Hamburg today announces the death from apoplexy of Captain Albers, of the steamship Deutschland. The new scales as ratified are practically the same as those effective last year. They will be In force until July 1, 1903. No conference with manufacturers will be necessary after the conventions. The scales with the Independent mills will be signed by the district vice presidents. The convention's progress indicates that It will clean up its business by tomorrow. According to the police, the Americans were guilty of disorderly conduct in the square of St. Mark's. The police were obliged to Interfere. 25 dozen Ladies' Fancy Striped Percale Shirt Waists, regular 75c value; For this week 45c each LOT FIVE WE'LL WRITE . ..It DOWN FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. If the senate rules were like those of the house, the whole question could be disposed of by the senate In forty-elglit hours. With conditions as they are it not only Is necessary to secure a majority for a proposed measure of relief, but also to obtain consent that the measure Bliall lie brought to a vote. At the present time the prospect that consent will be given to anything now under discussion is slim. They were charged with resisting the police and wounding private citizens. 1 lot of Boys* Blouse White Lawn Watata nicely trimmed with embroidery; Special price Now York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., Stock brokers, room 20 Miners' Bank building. New York, April 29, 1902. Open. Clos. 124 1-'% 82 83% 9S 99 % (iii C;rD% :suu. ;:i'/4 71% 7ov lOS1 J uo '/i 48'4 4S 21! % 271-4 170*4 171% 175 178% H * 9 vi! 39 vi 39% 70% 70 128% 129 130 13514 153 152% 100% loo * h 32 149 58% 35 % 162 The prisoners admitted that they were drunk, but said they acted In self defense, averring that they were mobbed liy a crowd. For this week 50c each People's Store, Organizer Flynn's return has stirred up much ill feeling among tlie dominant Shaffer element, and it seems assured that he will not receive the privilege. of the floor to defend Ills chief, Oompers. Flynn's friends threaten to hire a theater and give tbeir alleged Captain Wynne was sentenced to 4 months and 10 days' imprisonment, all the others each to three months. Sugar  Atchison  Atchison, pref  Copper  Car & Foundry ... Brooklvn Traction . B. & O  Ches. ti Ohio  Chic. & fit. Western c.. m. a st. p  C. It. I. & P  Col. Fuel & Iron .. Erie  We want your grocery orders for several reasons. 13 SOUTH MUM S TWEET, The legal costs and compensation for damage done will also have to be defrayed by the prisoners. Becanse'we have the largest anil Ijest stock of Fancy Groceries. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. The subcommittee of the senate committee on relations with Cuba which is to consider the question raised III Mr. Teller's resolution as to the Interest of the sugar trust in the legislation proposed foi; Cuba will begin its Investigation today. It is the general expectation that the investigation will not consume many days. Senator Teller will he allowed reasonable opportunity to substantiate the charge he virtually makes in his resolution that the sugar trust has bought up n large percentage of the Cuban sugar crop and is holding It In the hope of getting a reduction lu the duty collectible in tills country. It Is thought a week will be all the time he will need. "Inside history" of the Uompers-Shaf fer controversy if the convention declines to grant a hearing. In the course of the day the commander of the Chicago, accompanied by the American consul, visited the prefect and expressed to the latter his deep regret at the behavior of the four officers implicated. Because our attention will assure you best service. Because we can save you time EVANS?? aiul MOllOV Tower man Saves Fast Train, Because one oWler Is a step toward the making of, a permanent customer. We pride ourselt on our stock. No "Cheap John" goods. Everything or the very b*t quality. STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. White 1'lalns, N. v.. April 2U. The sharp eye of u signal towerman at Cilenwood-oil-thc-lludsull prevented a possible had wreck on the New York Central railroad. While the fast mail train No. i:{, consisting of eleven cars and honnd for the west, was running through CJIenwood the axle on one of the big mail cars snapped In the Journal lDo\, and the car careened, hut did not leave the track. The operator ill lower No. 1CD saw lire and wood Hying from beneath the train and. noticing that the car had a swerving motion, threw a red Hag at the engineer ninl after wildly waving his hands set the signal in the next block at danger. The train was stopped after it had run more than a mile. The broken axle smashed several hundred ties Into kindling wood and split several rails. He assured the prefect that they would be compelled to resign. Headquarters fer larden Seeds. All kinds—loose or la pkf. ONION SETS, 3 Qts. for 25c Erie, pref  1.oil is. ti. Nash Manhattan 101. . Met Traction . Mo. Pacific .. Col. Southern III. Central ... This affair has produced the worst impression, as. although the Italians as a maritime nation are more or less accustomed to scenes of this kind, this Is the first time that officers have so far disgraced themselves. At 3.30 the committees were still in session, and no news had been reeeiveu by the newspaper men in waiting as to what was transpiring between tne operators and union leaders. A COMPLETE LIKE OP FRESH GARDEN SEED. Youra for Business. . Early Potatoes .11 Vti 150 Vi 58% 34»4 101% 152% *» i % Mli. Norfolk & Western N. Y.. O. & W  N. Y. Central  Pennsylvania  Reading  Heading, pref  Southern Ky  Southern Ky., pref. So. Pacific  Tenn. C. & I  Texas Pacific  U.' S. Leather  U. S. Leather, prel'. U. S. Rubber  11. S. Steel  U. S. Steel, pref. .. Western Union ... Wabash, pref  Union Pacific  Union Pacific, pref. Rural New Yorkers 3ENTENCES TOO SEVERE. Washington. April 29.—Action will be taken by the United States to effect the release of the officers of the United States cruiser Chicago. Official advices confirmatory of the report of their plight have not yet reached the navy or state department, but private Information shows that It Is true. The American embassador In Home will make representations to the Italian government for the purpose of obtaining the liberation of the prisoners. Releaae Will Be Asked. BRENNAN & ROBERTS Early Rose Stray Beauty Early Sun Rise It is Believed They Will be ReduceJ 152% .C17 D4. SO Corner Main «nd Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. on Appeal, 37% 30% U(i% 07 !* 72 While the Investigation Is progressing the administration senators will devote energy to an attempt to win the beet sugar senators to the support of some sort of relief bill, but admit they have a hard task before them and are by no means confident of success. Rome, April 29.—The sentences imposed on the otticers of the United States warship Chicago, who were convicted of disturbing the public peace and attacking citizens, are considered here to be extravagantly severe, it is generally accepted that the punishment has been made seviTe in order to LIWN AND GRASS SEEDS 07% 73 Outing Hats 43% 13% 85% 17% We have just received the latest designs in Onting and Shirt Waist Hats, prices for this week 98 cts., *1.25, $1.49, $1.98. Fine Lawn White Clover Medium -Clover Timothy Seed Hungarian Grass Millet Seed GARDEN TOOLS -appease the popular fee.lng aroused against the officers. The sentences will probably be reduced on appeal. In the meantime, the convicted officers are in prison at Venice. Captain Dayton, commanding the Chicago, has expressed his Intention to leave Venice today. 42% 93% 92'/, 45% 1"4' K 88 Vi Another Uomlulcnn Outbreak. Port au I'riuee, Haiti, April 29.—It Is reported tlint another revolution has broken out in Saiito Domingo. Telegraphic communication between that republic nnd Haiti Is entirely Interrupted. Advices received here from I'nrto Plata, a seaport vn the north coast of Santo Domingo, say Santiago Is the center of the revolutionary disturbance, which is directed by Vice President Horatio Vasquez. It Is believed here that the revolution will probably be suppressed by the Dominican government forces. Once on board their own ship tliey will be Investigated by h court of Inquiry which will be ordered by Captain J. E. Craig, senior officer In command of the European station. If any of the Americans are found to blame, they will be court martin led. l'lttsburg. April 2it. Work will be started within a few weeks by the Westliigliouse Electric and Manufacturing company to double the capacity of the monster works at East l'lttsburg at a cost of $l.rDoO,ooo. i'he contract has been awarded, and It Is expected the new building will be completed early next year. The new works will give employment to between 4.000 and 5.000 more skilled workmen. It is assorted that the Westliigliouse company already has sufficient business In sight to keep the additional capacity busy for several years. Doutilluac Wi'Htlnithuuitp riant. Leghorn Hats Beautifully trimmed with flowers autl mull, at -lit*.- and 08c; worth double. Washington, April 29.—Secretary Ixnig this morning cabled Commander Dayton, of the cruiser Chicago, asking lor an Immediate report giving the details concerning the conviction in Venetian courts of certain ouicers of his ship. The secretary thinks it will be found that the officers were not guilty of riotous conduct but interfered In behalf of some of the enlisted men who bad probably got into trouble.Daily Bulletin From Heit Loo. licit Loo, April 2!t.—Queen Wliiiclmina passed a quiet night. Her symptoms indicate an improvement ill her condition. Lawn Hakes I foes, Forks and Garden Hakes. Secretary Long lias not yet received a word In regard to the reported arrest of the Chicago's officers. The private advices that have reached here state that Captain It. K. Wynne, United States marine corps, in command of the marine guard on the Chicago; Lieutenant John S. Doddridge, one of the watch officers, and Assistant Surgeon Robert E. I.edbetter, surgeon of the cruiser, were on shore 111 Venice and heard one of the enlisted men of the vessel engaged In an altercation in a cafe, lu the scuttle the cloth was pulled from 11 table, and the dishes struck the ttoor with a crash. Captain Wynne, Assistant Surgeon I.edbetter and I.Icu teuuut Doddridge immediately Interfered In bchulf of the man an J were arrested by the Italian guard. M. WALDMAN 19 South Main St. Flour Advancing in England. In buying your seeds of us you can always find what you want and all new seeds. Leeds, April 2iD.—The price of flour advanced today another IS pence per sack. This makes the raise three shillings since the announcement of the budget. New York, April 211.—Putnam Brail lee Strong nnil .May Yolie (I.iuly Francis Hope), whom' travels have been interesting chronicles for their friends since tliey left Sun Francisco together last July, have completed their tour of the world ami arrived, Htill In company. Ill this port on tlie steamship Kaiserln Maria Theresa. They were booked as "Herr Strong" and "Frau Strong." Young Strong refused to answer questions as to his marriage, but hinted at future sensations.  P. D. StronK and May Yoke Ketarn. KlU-beiirr'a Werltly Keport. London. April 21).—The war office has made public the following dispatch from Lord Kitchener at Pretoria: "Since April 21 twenty-five Boers have been killed, seventy-eight have been taken prisoners and twenty-five surrendered. There lias been desultory lighting in various sections of the Transvaal and the Orange ltlver Colony. The garrison 4t O'oklep, Cape Colony, successhilly held out until It was relieved by the columns." EVANS BROS., EXPLOSION ON THE FULTON, THE WEATHER, .Five Men Injured and One of Them Will Die, Washington, April 29.—Showers to night nnil probably showers on Weil nesday. AFTER GRIPPE 46 South Main Street, Pittston, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa., April 29.—An explosion occurred this morning on the submarine topedo boat Fulton, at the Delaware breakwater. Five men were Injured anil it is feared that one of them will die. The Fulton had a crew of seven men, under the command of Captain Frank T. Cable. The boat left New York yesterday bound for Hampton Roads by the oCean course, intending to make tests on the way. Oakland, I'al., April at).—The lving't Daughters' home, a charitable institu Muii. containing forty inmates, has been almost totally destroyed by tire, uml two patients, William Hray, at one Hint a New York editor, and John H. Murray were terribly burned. Hray died ol his injuries. The tire is supposed ti have originated by Bray overturning a lighted lamp while ill an epileptic tit The other patients, including twenty tlve elderly women ami fifteen men were rescued. The Ununcial loss is *15, out). Kins'*Dautfhleri' Home Destroyed. Vinol Will Restore Strength and Appetite Quickly. Secretary Long thinks it surprising that he has not been informed of the trouble, especially in view of the length of the sentences given the men, and he believes there must be some mistake. Prepared ™ under GERMAN  to Excellent for ttuvniM' Oat of the Knee, Lincoln, .Neb., April 211.—In a statement Issued last night (lovernor Kara I'. Savage announced bis withdrawal from the candidacy for renoiiilnatlon. Since lie pardoned former State Treasurer Hartley from the penitentiary the governor has been subjected to much adverse criticism from men of Ills party and HepubJIcaii newspapers. In bis statement, however, be says he would pardon Hartley again under similar conditions. Take It To Prevent The Grippe. r LUMBAGO, 1 Rheumatism, Backache, etc. iDK. klCHTHR'S WorlJ-ltcnowoed REFRIGERATORS TRAGEDY IN ST. LOUIS. Porcelain, Crystal and Ziiic- Lined, Prices from "Of course If all officer or seaman violates the law of a foreign country," the secretary said, "he is liable to arrest and punishment. I have uut been Informed of the arrest of the officers. When all the facts are at hand. 1 think It will be found that the officers were not guilty of riotous conduct, but interfered in behalf of some of the enlisted men who may perhaps have got Into trouble." "ANCHOR" PAIN EXPELLER. Insurance Agent Kills His Wife and Says it Was Accidental, $7.00 to $100.00 St. Louis, i.lO„ April 29.—Henry B. Fargo, an Insurance agent, shot anil killed his wife at an early ..our this morning at their home. Mrs. Fargo had just returned from a theater, and her husband alleges that his wile was accidentally shot, he having drawn a revolver to shoot a man who accompanied her home. The grippe is a disease which seems to become more prevalent every year. It becomes almost a habit. Those who have had it once can scarcely get through the following winterwithout having it again, sometimes twice. Oue wellkuowu letter out of man; GO-CARTS PING-PONG Luns Mlnsln* Collier Spoken, F 4Dhil«d8lBhi«iMilv.24th.ia99;*C, The increase in the sales Of your ANCMOR' PAIN EXPELLER has not been due to advertising. as customers,coma a.good distance for It and are foreigners who Know this remedy ttiroumh its popularity in their native land,for many years past. HAMMOCKS Sail Francisco, April 29.—The biy British collier Corunu. upon which re insurance rates have beeu quoted at 1«J per cent, is safe and is expected to ar rive here within a few days. She was spoken Oil April 24 by the steamer En tu-prlse. which has Just arrived from llllo. The Corunu left Newcastle, Aus trails, eighty-live days ago with a car go of coal. She lias long beeu overdue and It was feared she had gone down. Everyone should keep their systems toned up. Fortify the human citadel so that it will be impregnable to the onslaughts of this most distressing of all maladies. All Seasonable Goods Banquet to Schley In Memphis. B. G. CARPENTER & CO., MemphlH, Tenn., April LlD. — Last night a banquet of Itoo covers w«a spread III the new (iayoso in lienor of Admiral Schley. The guest of the evening was introduced by Hon. William .1. Crawford, und in a happy response he congratulated the people of Memphis and tin south upou the great progress they were making in recent years. The admiral was cheered to the echo when he resumed his seat. Record* of the Arretted Officers. 0 WEST MARKET ST. FIERCE FOREST FIRES, There is nothing that will keep you in condition ami help better to ward off diseases than Vinol. There are many people who last winter took Vinol simply as a preventative and have proved conclusively that by keeping themselves in good condition they escaped the grippe that attacked other members of the family who ucgleeted to take the same precautious. We can tell those who have had the grippe what to take to help them towards ppeedy recovery. It is this same Vinol. Take it when you first have the grippe. It will not go so hard with you. Your recovery will be quicker, and when you are able to be out, you will not suffer from those terrible after effects that make this disease so dangerous. Two of the arrested officers have war records that have won them houors In the service. WILKESBARRE, PA. Hundred* of Acres of Mountain Land 25c. ud ftOc. at all drufgist* or turougti kP. Ad. Blchter A Co., £16 PearlNt., Netr fork, L 36 HIGHEST national AWARDS, i Recommended by prominent Phy- Whole tale and Retail Lhruqfjiata. Mini$ter»%etc^^^^m^ Waynesboro, Pa.. April 29.—The big geat foreBt Are of the year is raging in the mountains east of this place ..uD Burned. Captain Robert F. Wynne, U. 8. M. C., was born in the District of Columbia, where his father is a prominent newspaper man. He entered the naval service on May 20, 1899, and was sent to the Philippines, where he served under Colonel Meade as a lieutenant In the marine corps. His superior officers found that Lieutenant Wynne was a soldier who wanted to be where the lighting was and who always gave a good account of himself. He made a record for efficiency in the Philippines and was sent to China. LOCOMOBILES IN STOCK Blue Mountain House and the Pefliuai' Park buildings are in danger. A locomotive sparlt started the lire, which has covered hundreds of acres. Proper Mastication is essential to good health. We can place your diseased and aching teeth in u healthy condition at little cost. II you have a poor set of natural teeth \vC can replace them with a set of arti lieial teeth that will look well and tit well. New Phone. Dr. Heap. Over Drill y's. COAL HAULING. Boston Brewers Gain Demands. Little Falls, N. V.. April 211. At Herkimer Joseph Brown pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree and was scut to Auburn prison for life. Hrown murdered tlenrge A. Young in an I lion barber shop last August. His trial had lasted for a week, and when the prosecutiuu closed Brown wade the above plea. Pleads (iullty to Murder. Who does it for you V \Va load our Wilsons carefully, allowing the coal to lie thoroughly screened as it loaves the bifj pocket, ami we lose little coal ill the unloading process Boston. April 29.—The first break In the ranks of the master brewers occurred this morning, when the Frank Jones Brewing Co. granted the demands of the men and called on them to return to work, which they did. McDonnell mCzr & DOBBIE Don't neglect biliousness and constipation. Your health will suffer permanently If you do. DeWltt's Little Ear. ly Bisers cure such cases. The best pills. They never gripe or cause nausea. Farrer, Peck and Roberts. Neglect Means Danger. Remember that V inol is strengthening, fiesh creating and an arrester of all wasting diseases. 44I bought a bottle'of Vinol for my wife and two children who were suffering from the after effects of grippe. They had taken several remedies withoutdoing tliem any good. The effect of the niedicine was so marked that I bought another bottle which made a complete cure, and restored my wife and childreu to perfect health.11 N. B. Bkownic, travelling agent for the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., Atlanta, Ua. Our good opinion of Vinol increases every day. Our faith In it is unbounded. To prove to you that we believe all we say we will gladly refund Its cost If you do not find that It Is everything *(£ claim It to be. Lieutenant John 8. Doddridge lutp been much longer iu the service than either Captain Wynne or Surgeon Ledbetter, and his record as a trustworthy and capable officer is second to none of his fellow officers of equal rank. Lieutenant Doddridge was on the Boaton at the battle of Manila under Captan Frank Wildes. m. i. CARABINE. Try n* for proiai-tness Either 'phone. Negro Murderer Executed. WE OFFER YOU SOME- Philadelphia, Pa. April 29.—Alfred Smith, a negro, who, on Sept. 7th last, shot and killed Ills wife because she refused to live with him. was, hanged in Moyamensing prison today. Smith was strangled to death. Death of Veteran Army SurKPun A REALISTIC 6YPST CAMP. THING FINE IN CANNED FRUITS. Pueblo, Colo.. April 2iD.—Dr. Peter It. Tliombs. one of the most widely known physicians in Colorado, is dead at his residence here after an illness of two weeks. A complication of diseases was tlit* eause of his demise. Dr. Tlioinbs served through the war as an army 11  Ziuffarra ami her Band °r C*ypxy Palmisth and Life Readers will re main one week longer. Ymir pant, present and future Is written iu your Laud—what busi neas you are liest suited for. in faot, everything appertaining to your welfare. If jou are in trouble l»e lure and visit the Oypnys. They have helped others, they will help 1 nal. can Best Apples 32c Use Allen's Foot-Ease, 3 Hi can Pears.. . 3 11) caii Peaches. 3 lb can Apricots 15c, 18c, 22c 15c, 18c, 22c . 18c and 20c Corrigan's Condition Satisfactory. A powder to tie shaken Into the shoes. Vour feet feci swollen, nervous sad bot, sod fot tired easily. If you have smarting eet or tight shoes, try Allen's Koot Kase. It cools the feet and makes walking easy, fares swollen, sweating feet. Ingrowing nails, blisters, and callous spots. Relieves corns and bunions of ail psln and gives ! rest and comfort. Try It today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial package Fit KB. Address. Allen S. Olmsted, LtBoj. N. T. Assistant Surgeon Robert Emmet Led better is a native of Texas and received his appointment from that state. He entered the service on Oct. 19. 1900, and was detailed to the Chicago on April 3, 1901. New York, April 29.—Archbishop Corrigan's condition continues satisfactory in all respects, except his weak, ness. which continues. He has not yet fully rallied. 1J lb can Pineapple surgeon Ami Full Line of Dried Fruits at Very Low Prices. Victoria, B. C., April The steamer Queen City, which has returned from the jest coast, brings news of the discovery of placer gold at Cape Scott, ut the northwest of Vancouver Island. Hold oa Vancouver Island Death of Consul General McKinley, London, April 29.—William McKin lay Osborne. United States consul gen, ertfl*'%H,London, died here at l.O.bd til l Li I morning, after a long illness. He wnl k f » cousin of the late President McKlJ H Der- I Lima (O.) Street Car Striker* Win. you. Also Kiela, the little Mexican wonder, hero first, appearanco here, and others. Zlu- Karn the famous Clairvoyant. rull nnmen, reunites thn serrated. No adwisbion charged. Yiur haud road tor 15 cents. & f i*» Fresh Eggs and Butter a Specialty Lima, O.. April 29.—The street car atrike has been settled here, and all of the old men returned to work, the company having acceded to their demand of It) ceuts an hour. J.HHo ck T6 SOUTH MAIN STREET. A full line of carpenters' tools. Prices low. J. E. Patterson & Co. Ptiocnl* Hall Building, South Main Street, Plttaton, Pa. New phono WHO. Promt* daltrary. Fillings that last. Ut. Welsh, 14 S. Main DRUCCIST.