Pittston Gazette

              * ' • w m t ■•v A je, P1TTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1902. TWO OKNTB A popyj I c PilCFS. FORTY CENTS A MONTH. ( " IV*«i VCilO t WEEKLY KMTABLIHHED 18R0. 940 TtMKm ] DAILY EST. by THEO. HART 1882. TEN BURNED TO DEATH DR. PATTON RESIGNS. MINES TIED UP IN THE SOUTH. Always The Cheapest BOTH LEADERS ARE CONFIDENT for the use of the Elkin rooters. The Pcnnypacker and Elkin managers havo Hooded the city with photographs am! banners of the rival candidates. Fol lowing the usual custom, the literary bureaus of the Pennypackcr and Elkin headquarters are actively engaged in furnishing Interviews with prominent leaders and workers. Among the delegations that arrived today were u thousand miners from the I.ykens Val ley, who will shout for Elkin. Accompanying the Watros shouters , from Lackawanna, was a glee club com posed of striking miners. After the convention, they will make a concert "Votctao FOR GRADUATES. • j •'• 1 • •• Tlioro is nothing eq useful, so appropriate, or so much appreciated l»y a graduate as a .handsome Watch. It Is a practical and durable gift-one that In after years will bring back pleasant rocollectlons and associations of the!r happiest years. We are making 8PECIAL INDUCEMENTS to Watch buyers during commencement time, having reduced the prices on all watches fully TWENTYFIVF. PER CENT. If you contemplate purchasing a Watch wo are confident our low prices will command your attention. H. 6. SHUPP'S Expert Optician, 36 W. MARKET, WILKESBARRE. Woodroir Wllnon Now President of Princeton, Princeton, N. J„ June 10.—The chief event in connection with Princeton's one hundred and fifty-fifth annual commencement, as It was the great surprise, came in the annual meeting of the board of trustees when President Francis L. Pattou resigned the presidency and Professor Woodrow Wilson, McCormick professor of jurisprudence and politics, was elected to Bucceed him. Quayites Now Seem to be Most Certain. Fire Destroys Chicago Sanitarium For Dipsomaniacs AH of the Collieries Are Now Do you realize what money you can .save by trading at tin; People's Store? Get evoiry'body's prices, then conic to us, and you will find ours are the lowest. Idle. NINETY PER CENT. OUT. ALLEGHENY MEN DIVIDED. STRAPPED TO THEIR BEDS Boys' Fancy Percale Shirt Waists, all colors .....|Qc EACH There was a full attendance of the trustees, and after the meeting had beeu called to order President Patton banded In his resignation and also at the same time suggested that Professor Wilson be elected to succeed lilin. Thirty Go to Elkin — 8ix to Penny- Situation More Serious Than During Men's Summer WeUht Balbrlgprnn Shirts and Drawers, only....|5C3 A GARMENT packer —Big Elkin Bet Withdrawn. Pennypackcr's managers have dls closed their candidates for chairman of the convention to prove that they are confident of the Judge's yomlna tion. Senator Pentose has been select ed by them as temporary chairman and Congressman Sibley, of Franklin for permanent chairman. Senator Quay will be a candidate for State chairman if Pcnnypacker wins. The present State chairman, Banking Commissioner Rceder, is a member of the State administration, and Is pledged to El kin. The Elklnitcs have not yet Indicated their choice for officers of the convention. tour. Delirium Tremens Patients Could Not the Great Strike of 1895—Strikers Chlldron'a Fancy Sunshades, all colors. 10c EACH Watres to Caucus With Quay—Har- Be Rescued — About Thirty Hurt, Are Reported to be Maintaining the Some by Jumping From Windows. A prominent member of the board of trustees said thut President Patton so strongly urged his own resignation that the board could not do otherwise than accept it He also said that it was one of the most harmonious meetings ever held by the bonrd and that President P-atton's suggestion that Woodrow Wilson be nominated to succeed lilin was acted upon, and the selection was made unanimous on the first ballot. When seen afterward, President Patton made tli4 following statement: Best of Order. One Case Figured Lawns, elegant nssoi tment of patterns, only 4« A YARD 5-4 Table Oil Cloth, good quality....I2 l-2c YARO rlsburg Jammed With Visitors. An Alderman Among the Victims. Harrlsburg, Pa.. June 10.—The Elkin and Quay leaders are still confident In their respective positions in the fight for the nomination for governor, but the Quay men seem more certain of their ground. Attorney General Elkin, however, does not believe that tho Quay managers understand the real conditions. His friends assure him that the figures heretofore given out are accurate and that there has been no loss from the original estimate. Thirty of the Allegheny delegation held a caucus this morning and decided to support Elkin. Bramwcll, W. Va., June 10.—Tho strike of miners In the Pocahontas and Flat Top fields is almost complete. Ten thousand men arc out and 45 mines are Idle. There has been no disorder. Ladies' Navy Blue, Polka Dot, Ductff Skirts, nicely trimmed with braid and well made, only 98C' EACH Chicago, June 10.—Ten men and one woman were killed and about thirty persons were injured in a tire which yesterday afternoon destroyed the sanitarium conducted by-the St. Luke's society at Wabash avenue and Twenty-first street. Children's Ribbed Vests, all sizes, onlv 3^EACH Biuefields, W. Va., June 10.—The strike situation is said to be graver now than It was in 1895. At least 90 per cent, of the men In the entire field are now out. Ladies' Seersucker Underskirts, nlcolv made.... 7T. 45c EACH By far the greater portion of the patients received In the Institution tvere those seeking a cure from the drink habit and those who were addicted to the use of drugs. When the lire broke out, there was on the fifth floor a number of patients suffering from delirium tremens and some who were deranged b.v drugs. Several of these were strapped to their beds, and it was found Impossible to save them, so rapidly did the flames spread through the building. Children1* Fine Munlin Drawers, all sizea, for I0« A PAIR One Caa« Ladles' Fancy Summer CorsetH, tfraiitl value fur EACH Ex-Senator Wl!liam M. Brown, or Lawrence county, has opened head quarters and at present he is the only avowed candidate for lieutenant governor. Tile three delegates from Law rence are p%dgcd to Pennypackcr, and It the Judge is nominated it is concei cd Brown will secure sccond place. Should Elkin he the nominee, ills friends may vote lor Bcv. Dr. Theodore I, Flood, of Meadville, who is a recep tive candidate. "I have resinned my ottlee as president of the university because I desire to carry on my literary plans on a larger scale than 1 could do by retaining the presidency. This is really all there is to say. I trust students will be as loyal to my successor. President Wilson, as the.v have been to ine. WEST POINT CELEBRATION. HIGH GRADE GROCERIES Wo haVean elegant assortment of White Goods anil all kinds of Wash Goods. Now is the time to make your selection. Athletic Contests Held on the Parade Grounds This Morning. Six of the Allegheny delegation were absent from the caucus. These are controlled by George VonVonhorst. and they will vote lor Pennypackcr. The Elkln people were feeling in very good spirits bccausc they had captured 30 out of 36. West Point, N. Y., June 10.—This was the first day of the centennial celebration of the United States Military Academy. This morning, tile four class es of cadets competed in athletic contests on the parade grounds. Tonight the graduation ball will be held In Memorial hall. The winners in the atlr lctic events were: 100 yard dash, Hammond; putting the shot, Bunker; pole vault, tic between Wilson and Sillon; 220-yard dash, Haminond; running high jump, tie between Carrithers and Anderson; 440-yard daftit Stillwell; 120-yard hurdles. Daily; hammer throwing. Bunker; running broad jump, Daily; hall-mile relay race, tic between classes of 1903 and 1905; highest number of points, 123%, won by class of 1905. Prices Rig'Ht. "I shall retain my professorship in the university in the chair of ethics and the philosophy of religion. I have Iteen president of the university for fourteeu years." People's Store, LOOK. READ AND DIY. The list as far as known at present, although it Is possible that the number of dead will be increased later, shows the dead to be: S. J. Newell, Carl A. Carlson, Joseph llarrlngton, Samuel Dnlzell, Dr. J. T. Stanton. George A. Itibbeck of Hillsdale, Mich.; William Kent, alderman of the Fourth ward, Chicago; John B. Knapinnu, Mrs. M. Baumaiiu and B. II. Boyd, seventyeight years old and a member of the medical staff of the institution. The Watres men will caucus witli the Pennypackcr forces tonight on tho organization of the convention. No action will be taken on the gubernatorial nomination at this caucus. Senators Quay and Penrose both said this morning that Judge Pennypackcrwould be nominated for governor by a substantial majority. It has been a good-natured contest up to this time, many of the leader* exchanging visits. The city Is filling lip with large delegations from all parts of the State, including many bands and clubs: There will be street parades tonight and a great display of lireworks in the Interest of Elkin. Congressman Sibley is here and will be permanent chairman of the conven tlon in the event of Quay controlling that body. Congressman Connell, of Seranton, called on Senator Quay this morning to pay Ills respects, but tol.l Best Superlative Flour. #4.25 IS SOUTH IHAIISI STREET, Major Isaac B. Brown, of Erie, still has the field to himself for secretary of internal affairs and his nomination depends on the result of the fight for governor. President Wilson was graduated from Princeton in 1879, and since IN'.Ni he has been at the head of the department of jurisprudence and politics. He is the first layman to become president of the university, all the others having been ordained ministers. President Pattou's term ends in August next. 20 lbs Sugar 1.00 Potatoes, per bu Fancy Creamery Butter Sweet Or»nf»os. ..20c to 35c dozen BermudU Onions, quart.'..; He Clark A- Snover Tobacco.... 40c High Grade Groceries at Cut Prices. 2;Dc BIG SWINDLE UNEARTHED. A Romantic Story of International Garden Hoes Garden Full line of Hummocks, 75c and up Try our Teas and Coffees Garden Forks » CD5c 25c 25c I liter**! The fire originated in the basement of the building and spread rapidly to the upper stories through the elevator shaft. The blaze was discovered by James Newell, a grocer, who was driving through the alley in the rear of the building. Ifi- noticed smoke coming from one of the basement windows and ran Into the engine room to discover its cause. Behind the boilers, in the center of the cellar, and within a few feet of the elevator shaft he saw a small flame. The next instant the flames were caught by the draft in the elevator shaft and carried upward with BASEBALL. Chicago, June 10.—There was recovered last evening from the vaults of thiD New Era Safety Deposit company on South JIalstcd street JiKMHH) francs, or $:iS,l(Nt, nearly the entire proceeds of mi alleged swindle which in the ingenuity of its conception and cleverness of execution is a rival of the famous Humbert swindle. It en ill Cii of YenterdayVi (Sanies In the National and American League*. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Brooklyn— Chicago 0 0004010 0— 5 8 5 Brooklyn... 0 00012 0 1 2— 6 S 2 Batteries—Menefee and Chance; Donovan and Farrcll. At New York— n. h. e. Pittsburg... 10000000 2— 3 10 4 New York. 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 «— 5 .0 2 Butteries—'Tannehtll and Smith; Sparks and Howcrman. At Boston- Cincinnati.. 200000000-2 7 0 Boston 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 •— 3 7 2 Batteries—Hahn and Peitz; Willis and Klttredge. At Philadelphia- St. Louis... 0 1201000 1— 5 7 1 Phila'phla.. 02 0 00 0 1 0 0-3 !D 2 Batteries—M. O'Neill and J. O'Neill; Iberg, Duggleby and pooin. STANDING OF TIIE CLUBS. w. l. r.e. w. l. p.c. Pittsburg. 33 S .805 Boston.... 17 22 .436 Chicago... 23 17 .575 Phila'phla 18 24 .428 Brooklyn. 23 20 .535 St. Louis.. 17 2.") .405 New York 18 23 .437 Cincinnati 15 26 . 366 AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Chicago— Wash* ton 0001000000— 1 7 3 Chicago.. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1— 2 7 0 Batteries—Orth and Clarke; Patterson and Sullivan. At St. Louis— R. H. e. Boston 000201000-3 4 3 St. Louis... 0 1 0 1 0 0 3 3 •- 8 8 2 Batteries—Winters and Warner; Donohue and Maloney. Evans Bros. Success Flour. .$4.25 Butterfly Flour, per bbl 4.25 Marvel Flour, per bbl 4.25 Our Best Superlative Flour.. 4.25 Potatoes, fine stock, busliel.. .85 Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs for 1.00 Butter, the very best, lb.... .25 INTERNATIONAL PARCELS POST it. h. r. BRENNAN & ROBERTS Been in Progress for Some Time. Negotiations in That Direction Have London. June 10.—Replying to a question in the House of Commons. the secretary of the treasury announced that negotiations having for their object the establishment of u parcels post between Great Britain and the United States have been in progress for some time, but that no statement concerning the final result can yet be made. Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. Ai'buckle Coffee, lb The whereabouts of Otto Jaehkel, for whom detectives are seeking in connection with the alleged swindle, is unknown. but his wife, under the name of I,oulsc Wernicke, is in Chicago. She came from New York the 1st of May, and it was by cleverly locating anil shadowing her that the funds were finally located. Lion Coffee, lb R. H. E. Williams McAnulty, For 25c you can buy one can of Evans Bros. Moca and Java Coffee. And once you use it wo know you will say, that you would not have any other if it were given you. Quay that Elkln would be nominated There is some talk of Governor Stone -'Mfcfea compromising candidate. in the Northumberland county contingent here doing mis sionary work for Elkln when they discovered today that two of their delei gates had gotten away from them, for / the time. The Northumberland people J say these two delegates must go into ) the convention and vote lor Elkln or they cannot go back home. The delegates from Lawrence and Mercer held a caucus last evening and declared for ex-Senator Brown, of Lawrence, for lieutenant governor. The Watres forces and those of Mayor Lewis, of Lehigh, this morning entered Into a combine by which the Lehigh delegation of five will vote for Watres for governor, in return for which the Watres people will vote for Lewis for lieutenant governor. Tills gives Watres five more delegates over his claim of 11 yesterday, or 30 In all. If these all stand like a stone wall and do not ) break. It Is certain that Colonel Watres controls the situation. The $2,000 bet that Pennypackcr will not win, made in the lobby of the Lochicl hotel yesk terday, was called off today. Mr. Wei- I bel, who wagered that Pennypackcr I would not be' nominated, offered the I $50 forfeit to Captain J. Clayton Erb, who is a staunch Pennypackcr man. The bet of $5,000 to $10,000 that Elkin Newell shouted to several men In the alley to giveJhe alarm and asiClst him In rescuing the Inmates of the building.a roar Wall Papars, Carpats, Draperias. n. it. e. PAINTS AND OIIS Industrious Mine Workers making improvements at their homes will Hud a full supply of Mixed Paints and Oils hero. Jaehkel was the correspondence clerk of "• ...iin'lng firm of Engelbert, Itardt & Co. of Buenos Ayres, which has branch houses in Berlin and New York. He was a trusted employee and had entire charge of the transmission of funds between the different branches of the firm. By means of representations as to certain business to be transacted in Germany lie induced his firm to buy live drafts, amounting to 2l*MJtHl marks, drawn on a Hamburg house In favor of the Buenos Ayres linn. Several responded to Ills call, but b.v the time they reached the first floor of the building the flames had eaten thenway to the roof, had burned through it ami were leaping high In air. AMERICAN ON A RAMPAGE. Tried to Ride Horseback Up the Stair Oftll ami wo will introduce to you a lino that 1h worthy of your attention.SHOES. Rome, June 10.—Paul H. Stanley, aged 2:t years, an American, tried to ride horseback up the stairway of the Altieri palace this morning. Great excitement was created by the incident. The police overpowered Stanley after a estruggle. Friends of the young man say that he had become irresponsible on account of a dog bite. way of a Palace in Rome, Many Jumped to Death Call and see and examine our shoos before buying elsewhere. It will pay you. We have on display in our window one of the, best values in Ladies' Shoes, lliglit up in style. Button or lace. Patent tip. A1 stock. And all sold at Ar llitD cry of "Kir*'!" nine through tlii' building patients sprang from their beds, uihI before tlii'.v could lDo prcventi'il several liad Jumped from the windows to the pavement. The lire dcpnrtment was 011 the scene within a few minutes, mid as the windows were tilled with people shrieking for help the firemen devoted their lirst efforts to save lives and allowed the lire to burn. While this was the means of saving a number of persons, who were carried down the ladders by the liremen, it gave the lire such a headway that there was almost 110 chance for those 011 the upper floors of the building to make their escape, and such of tliem as were not suffocated were killed or badly injured by leaping from the win- 60 Ncrtli Main Streat, Pittston. n. h. e. BURKE'S, 18 South Main Si. New Stvles in Ladies' Shirt Waists and Dress and Walking Skirts. Only $1,25 per Pair It is alleged Jaehkel then Induced the firm to Indorse these drafts and by the aid of acid removed the name of Hardt & Co. and substituted thai of II. Newman. He bad previously written to the International bank of Brussels advising it that II. Newman, representing the Buci|os Ayres firm, would soon be in Europe to conduct certain business of a most Important character and that large sums of money would be deposited to his credit by the firm. To this Jaehkel signed the name of his firm, highly commending Newman, who, it is alleged, had no existence except in Jachkcl's plans. Twenty-four Houses Burned. At Cleveland—: Baltimore.. 1 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0- 5 8 3 Cleveland... 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 *—10 14 4 n. ii. e. Montreal, Quebec. June 10.—A dispatch from 'Michael, 11. C„ says that Are destroyed 21 houses in that town last night and rendered 50 families homeless. Pluk and Bluo Shirt Waists. button in back, trlmmod with Jusvrtlou; 98 coutb; real valuo f l.fK». EVANS BROS., Hattcries— l.awson, Shields and Robinson; Joss and Wood. At Detroit— I'hila'phia.. 011003000—5 I» 7 Detroit 4 1 0 3 1 0 0 1 * 10 12 2 Batteries—Mitchell and Powers; Mullen and McClulre. R. II. E. BURKE'S, 18 South Main St. 4G South Main Street, THE WEATHER, Lad ten' Dross Skirts, fine ipialiiy. with D»ands of stitched taflf»ta silk, plain liti injf, or with drop skirt. Brond«di#t|». VeuetlfcD, Cheviot or Serge; $2.90 TO 110 Pittston, Pa. STANDING OF T1IE CLUBS. Washington, June 1CD.—Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; probably BURKE'S, 18 South Main St. w. L. p.c. w. L. P.C\ Chicago.., 22 15 .593 Detroit IS lit .4S6 Phlla'pltla 22 in .SSI Baltimore 1!) 21 .473 Hoston 22 IS .550 Wash'ton. IS 22 .450 St. Louis.. 19 IS .514 Cleveland. 13 26 .366 For WEDDINGS CIaihapc V For FI NEliALS, rlUifOr# ■ dows. showers. Coaster Brakes Free with $18 Bicycles at KUISB'S, 35 S. Main St. White Sheer Lawn Waist*, opou lm« k or front, trimmed with ncCDdlo work in sorting. with line tucks all over, 9* would Ij« tfood value at $l.£0. Tlie burned building had a front of forty feet 011 Wabash avenue and extended back seventy feet to an alley, it was of brick, live stories high and was valued at ?1'N(,IMK). It was Insured for half that, amount. Before the St. Luke's society secured the building it was the Hotel Lancaster, and before that was known as the Hotel Woodruff. at which time it was one of the ilncst family hotels in the city. The St. Luke's society, which lias no connection or affiliation with SI. Luke's hospital, is an Institution for the curing of persons addicted to the use of opium, cocaine, tobacco or alcohol to excess. A Job lot of Reading Matter at 5o for standard novels. HUGGLES'S BOOK STORE, Broad S Just whit "vui want in floral decorations oil iliort notice. We can do much for you at a reason- The letter instructed tiie firm to give Newman absolute control of the deposits which would be placed to liis credit. '11''h was followed on March 17 V.v sending the drafts to Brussels, the letter requesting the firm to place the funds to Vcwmup's credit. BURKE'S, 18 South Main St. Garden hose and lawn mowers at Ash's, N. Main St. Shirt Waist Suits, Blue ('hatnhray. waist trimmed with valem-ioones la«e, newest stylo skirt, deep llouucv; 11.48 wortu $.J.50. able price, (new phone) would Jiot be nominated, remain un- noon today, when, the limit ; of time having expired, it was taken | down. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. l-B-CARPENTER,exeter si. exeter boro Killings that last. Dr. Welsh, 14 S.Maln New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., Stock brokers, room 2U Miners' Bank building. Hooslck Kails. X. Y., June It). -Word Wits brought from White Creek, six utiles front here. Unit there was u full of snow there aiul that the mountains tire also covcyd. Black frost was seen ill exposed places, causing some loss to fruit and vegetable growth. The Green mountains and Mount Greylock, in the Hoosick valley, were visited by u heavy snowfall. Snou In \nrtliern Xpw York SCENES AND INCIDENTS. Jaehkel, with his wife, left Buenos Ayrcs and went to Brussels. \VI1e11 he arrived there, lie procured from the International bank checks on a Paris bank for the amount deposited, representing, it is alleged, that he was New- — MAGNET Interest Aroused at Harrisburg More New York, June 10, 19(12. Open Clos. 12SV6 128% SlD% 81'6 !D»'/* B9 32% 67% SUMMER Intense Than in Senatorial Fight, SiiRar Harrisburg. Juno 10.—Everybody agrees that the present contest lor supremacy in the control of the lti • publican politics of Pennsylvania is the most intense that has ever occurred In the history of the party in this State. The over the election of a Senator two years ago was not a marker to it. Neither was the gubernatorial contest ol 1895, fierce as that was. Vet, strange to say, there is a noticeabje absence of bitterness in the struggle, and much good feeling develops among the various parties to the fight. Enthusiasm is rapidly increasing as every train brings to the city additional delegates, clubs and visitors, and the climax is rapidly approaching. Tonight will witness the greatest ante convention demonstration ever expert enecd In the history of Harrisburg Not only is the attendance unprecedented, overflowing all accommoda. tions of every nature that have been provided, but the Interest of the indi vidual attendant in the preliminary work anil in the outcome of the strtig gte Is something remarkable. Tiic prlz, at stake and all that goes with it in the line of party management is so great that delegates and party leaders from all parts of the State feel that their very life as politicians is at stake. They are, therefore, putting forth every effort at their command ln'l'avor of their respective favorites. The Indications are that the crowd till he so great that hundreds of vis 1)1-8 will be unable to find quarters Iinilreds of rots have been placed in |e corridor? of the fapitol building Atchison .... Atchison, prcf Those who like values, like us. Any article in our large stock is a leader. We quote a few prices, 25 and 50 per cent, below competition, taken at random throughout our store. man Arrived In Paris. Jaehkel, it is alleged. drew the entire amount of the cheeks and with little delay left the city. After visiting several European cities lie came to New York. Cupper Car & Foundry .... Brooklyn Traction . B. & O  ('hog. & Ohio  Chir. & Ot. Western C., M. & St P  c.. r. i. & p ; Col. K. & I  Erie  «8V6 IS ALMOST HERE. The Colombian Wnr. OON'T DELAY YOUR PURCHASE (DP WARM WEATHER Clothing I'OMK NOW AND WHILKOl'Bl'INU stock is com PLETK. Colon, Colombia, June Id. -The government gunboat (Jcncrnl Pln/.oii has landed THKJ government troops here from Bocas del Toro, leaving but a few soldiers at that place. .The insurgents are now reported to be in the vicinity of Agua Lhllce, and the large contingents of troops wh|uh left Panama Saturday and Monday by land and sea will attack tlieiu without loss of time. This aggressive policy was entered upon after a conference of government generals recently held lu Panama. News of decisive fighting between the insurgents and government forces is expected within tlie next few days. 105% 46% Acronant Fnlln Into the Sen Toulon, France. .Inge 10. Lieutenant Rauilic ascended from here in a balloon belonging to the Naval Aerostatic park. The balloon went to tlie eastward to eea and was followed by two torpedo boats. The Intter signaled that the balloon had fallen Into the water aiul that Lieutenant Handle had disappeared. When Mrs. Jaehkel came to Chicago, she was shadowed by detectives, who discovered her going to the vaults where the money was found, in order to procure the money the courts granted a receiver. The Wernecko woman declared that she is not the wife of .laehkel and professes entire ignorance of ills whereabouts. 28% 170% 172 D4 99'/. Children's Lawn Caps, assorted lot, worth 10c, 15c ami Hoc; special price 5c. 37% (IX % Ladies' 1 Slack Satin Underskirt; only Kit cents. Men's Summer Suits, Brie, pref Table Oil Clolli, short lengths, li and 2 yards in a piece; 10c yd. Lest Felt Window Shades, oD'D D/, 8 cents. ST, 7.60 8.00 up i-j ■ 2.00 Louis. & Nash. .. Manhnttan El. ... Met. Traction .... Mo. I'aeille  Col. Southern  III Central  Canadian Pacific (icneral Electric . Norfolk & Western N. Y., O. & W. . . N. Y. Central  Pennsylvania .... Reading  Reading, pref. ... Southern Ry  Southern Ry.. pref So. Pacific  Tenn. C. & I  Texas Pacific .... U. S. Leather .... U. S. Leather, pref U. S. Steel  137% 131% 150 100% prepared  under GERMAN LAWS, Is Excellent Icr Men's Trousers, in llaunel and homespun, $2, 2.50, 3.0ft 1 lot bleached and unbleached muslin, worth 5Jc; here for!{;Jc yd. Baltimore. Mil.. June It),—Another advance in the price of bituminous coal bag been made, this time 7."D cents per ton being added. This makes a total rise of $1.73 since the strike In the anthracite region' began. Strikes in the West Virginia fields caused this advance. Large consumers of soft coal ■re protected against high prices by contracts with the operators, but the ■mall consumers are compelled to pay the advance, and in some cases wholesale dealers are declining to receive orders from local customers. Bitumliiuiia Conl AdvnnocH. 151*4 136 320 151% 135% PAINS IN CHEST, The best selection of white and 319% 56 D4 32% Sides, Joints, Rheumatism, etc Applique, 2 in. wide, white and cream, worth 15c; special price a yard 5 cents. fancy vests in the city, Wllhclnilnn'a I'liynlclniin Drcornlrd 56% DR. RICMTBR'S World-Renowned At 1.60, 2.00, 2.50 The Hague, Juno 10.—The physicians who attended Queen Wilhelmina during her recent illness have been deeolated. Professor Hoosenstein, the pathologist of Leyden university, lias been promoted to the rank of commander of the Order of the Lion of the Netherlands and IDrs. Komver, Itoessingh and Pot have been appointed knights of the same order. 32% 154% 119'4 63 84 155% 119% 63% 81 "ANCHOR" Ladies Fast Black Hose, worth everywhere 10c; here for 5c, PAIN EXPELLER. Children's Lace ltibbed llose 15c llajj Carpet, 25c quality; our price l!)c. Shirts and Shirfwaiits. Good variety of both in style Norm qennlnn without Trade Wert "*ncliar." hnf wrll-kii'iwn person'* lettproilt ol' 37 CA 94% 64 V. 63% and pricc CXPCLLEU is an excellent remedy for Pains inches?, Rheumatism.Neuralgia.etc. I recommend the same to All sufferers ofsuchdista"8e iatr ar Men's Negligee Shirts, nice assortment of colors, only 25c.. Uovs' Panto, special 12lc Gilroy & Tigue, See our line of Shirt W aists, we have all kinds, and at the lowest prices, from 25c. Trolley f'nr Wreck* Tnllylio Havana, June lu.—President Pa I ma lias signed tne bill granting amnesty to all Americans under sentence or awaiting trial infuba. and proceedings have been tDegun by the courts to I'nlniA SIkiim Aiiiiionty Bill, CLOTHIERS and FURNISHERS. Nashville. Tcim., .Iuiio 10.—A pleultf party returning to the city in a tally ho was struck liy a Belmont avenue trolley ear, and four persons were seriously Injured, while the other nieiuliera of the party were bruised and shaken" 01D. D IT. S. Steel, pref. Western Union ... Wabash, pref. ... Wabash, com. ... Union Pacific  Union Pacific, pref. 25c. and SOc. at all drucKlste or tnroutti v.kt. Blehter * Co., tit Pearl St., Ncn York; L 36 HIGHEST national AWARDS. J Recommtnded by prominent Phy~ sicians, WKoU»aU and Retail The Magnet Corner of Broad and Main Sts., Xltnsli the complaints against such American* and liberate those who are ill jnll. Pittstou, Penn'a 37 S. Main St., Pittston,