Pittston Gazette

              ► I - ' 4 jcr. 2SS If. ' \ G PAGES. 2d YEAR. ' iWIfflim P1TTST0N, PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1902. TWO CBNTS A COPY: (. FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f IPLIMENT8 ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS. IT LOOKS Mrs. Lawrence that her daughter was with Foster and that he would find them. But when Mrs. Lawrence followed him to Eastport he remained in hiding and refused to see her. These faets have increased the belief of FttUls that murder was done on Tlana bnv.  LEN0U8KY IS ALSO GUILTY y*ukM Always The Cheapest I m THE B0ER8 Co«Tentlon Benomlnatea Hopkins M State Chairman, LIKE MURDER Springfield. III., June 18.—The Democratic Htate convention adjourned lust night after nominating the following ticket: Clerk of the supreme court, John L. Pickering of Springfield; state treasurer, George Duddleston of Chicago; superintendent of public instruction, Anson L. Bliss of Hillsboro; trustees of the State university, L»i\ Julia Holmes Smith of Chicago, J.A. .AVhite of Urbana and S. S. Paxton of Monmouth. John P. Hopkins, former mayor of Chicago, was re-elected chairman of the state central committee after a bitter contest with Mayor Carter H. Harrison. FOR BRADUATES. tchener Sends a Message t iui i.  to Generals. Further Developments In Good Ground Tragedy. Must Hang for Exeter Mine Do yon realize ivluit money you can save by trading at the People's Store ? Get everybody's prices, then come to us, and you will find ours are the lowest. Murder. NEW AMERICAN LINERS. There la nothing so nsoful, no appropriate, or so much appreciated l»y a graduate at* a handsomo Watch. It is a practical and durable gift—one that In «(t«r years will bring back nleasant recollections and associations'of their happiest years. KrK»l»ll Completed and Finland «o Be Launched on Satnrday. 8AY8 EDWARD 18 PLEASED X  DISBROW STILL IN HIDING. Philadelphia, .lune 18.—The new American Hue steamship Kroonland bus been completed, and she will sail from Cramp's shipyard 011 Saturday next for New York. Work has recently been rushed night and day 011 the Kroonlaud in order that she may take tier regular place in the American line fleet arid sail on her maiden voyage on June 28. The ship has bad no trial trip, but the Cramp company Is so confident of her ability to meet the contract requirements that the right of preliminary tests lias been waived, and the ldg ship's first voyage will also be her trial trip. JURY OUT THREE HOURS Boys' Fancy Percale Hhirt Waists, all I0« EACH Men's Summer Weltfht Balhrlggan Shirts and Drawers, only....|5c A OARMiiT Prisoner Tried to Make Out That He We aVo making SPECIAL INDUCKMKNTS to Watch buyers during commoucoment time, having reduced the prices on all watches full* TWENTY FIVE PEtt CENT. If you contemplate purcliasin »a Watch we are confident our low prices will command your attention. And Dsclares Hi* Own Belief That a Police Do Not Think He Will Dare Children's Fancy Sunshades, all colors. IOoIACH New Era of Complete Reconcilia- Appear to Face Charges — Walton Was Not Guilty, But His Story Did tlort Between All Race* Has Dawn- The committee on resolutions had a long and stormy session beforp their report was finally adopted. The principal fight was over the first planks In the platform. As originally drafted this read: "The Democrats of Illinois declare their adherence to the fumln-, mental principles of the Democratic* party as laid dowu In the Declaration of Independence and the constitution of the United States, affirmed at our last national convention." This was considered by the opponents of sliver as too specific a declaration In favor of the Kansas City platform, and. headed by John C. Itlehberg and Adolf, Kraus of Chicago, they fought It. For three hours the debate went on, and the plank was amended to read "all fundamental principles of the Democratic party, etc.. repeatedly altiriued. by past Democratic conventions." Tells a New 8tory, Confirming Sus Not Hang Together — Remanded One Case Figured Lawns, elegant assortment of pattorns, only 4"A YARD Table Oil Cloth, quality....|2 |-2« YARD •d in South Africa. picion of Eoul Play. for Sentence. Pretoria, June 18.—Lord Kitchener haB Rent the following message by telegraph to Generals Botha, Delarey and DeWet: "Now that the surrender of the burghers of the Transvaal and the Orange River Colony has bC n completed, I desire to place on record my .high appreciation of the unflagging energy and unfailing tact with which you have facilitated the work. I can Inform you that the manner in which the have come In has greatly pleased the King and has deeply impressed the British people, who are heartily anxious to welcome them as fellow cltizenB. I feel confident that a new era of complete reconciliation be tween all races has now dawned in South Africa." The trial of Peter Lenouskey, of Exetor Borough, charged with the murder of Anthony Sinnick. came to an end at noon today. The closing pleas of the attorneys were mailc this morning. District Attorney Jones elosed for the prosecution, while Attorney C. IS. Lenahan made tile address for the defense. Ladies' Navy Blue, Polka Dot. Duck i Skirts, nicely trimmed with braid and well made, only 98" EACH iments yesterday In the tragedy of Good Ground. N. Y., June 18.—Devel- flnaiin bay were many and so startling that the belief Is well founded tlint Clarence Poster and "Dimple" Lawrence were murdered. It has been promised by his relatives that Louis Dlsbrow will voluntarily surrender himself,' but few believe lie will do so. If he Is not in Good Ground today. It Is said, a warrant will be Issued for him, and he will be charged with murder. H. 6. SHUPP'S Children's Ribbed Vests, all sizes, onlv 3C*IACH Shortly after the Kroonland leaves the shipyard her sister ship, the Finland, will lie launched. Mrs. Bettle, a daughter of President Clement A. C iriscom of the American line, will christen the Finland. The Finland will be finished In time to sail from New York the last of August or the beginning of September. Expart Optician, 36 W. MARKET, WILKISBARRE. Indies' Seorsncker Underskirts, nlcelv made , 45oEACH Children1*) Fiiie Mimlin Drawers, nil Hlzes, for 10c 4 PAIR At 3.10 this afternoon, a verdict of gullly of murder in the first degree was rendered, and the prisoner was re manried for sentence. One Cos* Ladies' Fancy •Summer Cor- nets, grand value for. EACH HIGH GRADE GROCERIES We have an elegant assortment of White Goods and all kinds of Wash Goods. Now is the time to make your selection. William Walton, who was with DIsbrow the1 day after Miss Lawrence aiul Foster were drowned, lias made another statement which simply elves In mofc detail what he told to Coroner Nugent last week. But in Walton's story W. H. Fields, the private detective employed lDy District Attorney Smith, found much to increase his belief that a crime had been committed. His other investigations convinced him that a second boat was on Tiana bay the night Foster and his companion lost their lives. He found corroboration of that, and lie is now of the opinion that Dlsbrow was in the second boat and that lie put out in pursuit of the one containiug Foster and the girl with whom both men were in love. Tlie two new Hliipa nre the largest ever built In this country, being twenty feet longer and 4tHD tons greater displacement than the St. Louis and New York, built at the same yard. They are luxuriously equipped and nre of moderate speed, being designed to make the trip across the Atlantic In eight days. Lenouskcy was the principal witness in his own behalf. He was called yesterday afternoon. I-enouskey said he was a native of Lithuania, was 30 years of age anil had been in tills country three years. He stated that he liad boarded with Sinnick and on the day of the killing went into tile mine with Sinnick to look for work. He denied absolutely that he had conspired with Zorambo to either rob or kill Sianick and alleged that he left the mine at 4 o'clock and went home. Sinnick had not returned at 8 o'clock and his wife became alarmed and witness and John Sinnick went to search for him. On cross'examination, he became very much tangled up and in response to the shrewd questioning of District Attorney Jones made some damaging ad missions. He admitted that though he had gone Into the mine to look for work, he had spent considerable time in an abandoned chamber with Zoram bo. When askctV hat t.iey were talking about, he said they were telling Prices IVigHt. SHIPBUILDERS' TRUST. People's Store, King Edward Recovering. LOOK. READ AND DIIY. London, June 18.—King Edward's health is steadily improving and there Is reason to believe that Ills illness will have entirely disappeared by the time set for his coronation. Great Combination Incorporated at Trenton. 15 SOVTH MAIN STREET, Trenton, N. J., .Tune 18.—The office of the secretary of state was kept open until late last night to receive the papers incorporating the I'nlted States Shipbuilding company. This is the company that includes the Crescent shipyards of Elizabeth, N. J., ol' which Lewis Nixon is the head. The company was expected to be incorporated with an authorized capital of $20,000,00(1, but the papers lllcd last night iix the capital at $3,000. This amount or course can be increased, and in fact the Incorporation of the company for a very small amount is the policy that was followed by the United States Steel corporation and other big concerns whiclt subsequently increased their capital to many millions. Best Superlative Flour.., '20 lbs Sugar $4.25 1.00 BASEBALL. Potatoes, per bu 85 Fancy Creamery Butter.... t25c Sweet,Or;Ciiges. ..20c to 35c dozen Bermuda Onions, quart.... 8c Clark & Snover Tobacco.... 40c High Grade Groceries at Cut Prices. Heialti of VeNtordur'* Game* In the National mid American LeuKuea. NATIONAL, LEAGUE. At Boston— n. h. e. Now York. 0021)000 1 0—3 7 3 Boston 00200004 *— 6 12 2 Batteries—Taylor and Bowerman; Willis and Klttredge. Second game— n. n. R New York. 110000000-2 8 3 Boston 3 1 0 5 0 3 1 0 *—13 J? 0 Batteries—Biowett and Bowerman; Plttingrr and Moran. At Philadelphia— n. it. E. Brooklyn... 200010010-4 11 1 Phlla'phla.. 00000002 1- 3 5 0 Batteries — Newton and Farrell; IberK and Dooin. THE WEATHER, WaBhlnlgton, June 18.—Fair tonight Thursday, probably showers. Garden Forks C)5c Will Kihimr Body. Garden Hoes Garden Bakes 25c line of Hammocks, 75c and up Try our Teas and Coffees Buy the Honeadale Railroad Shoes at Boston Shoe Store. During strike, big bargains on all shoes. 79 N. Main Coroner Nugent lins announced that he will yield to public sentiment and that the body of Clarence Foster will be exhumed and that the careful examination which was neglected last week will be nuide. The coroner also admitted that an otttline of Disbrow's story had placed in Ills possession. He said that he had talked by telephone with the father of Disbrow, who had promised to produce his son here today. Later wol-d was received here that Mr. Dlsbrow had decided not to keep his promise to the coroner. When this news reached Mr. Nugent, he announced that he would nt once issue a warrant for the urrest of Louis Dlsbrow.Evans Bros. Success Flour. .$4.25 Butterfly Flour, per bbl 4.25 Marvel Flour, per bbl 4.25 BRENNAN & ROBERTS Our Best Superlative Flour.. 4.25 Potatoes, fine stock, bushel.. .85 Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs for 1.00 Butter, (lie very best, lb.... .25 BRIEF NEWS NOTES. Mayor Ames of Minneapolis lias been indicted by the grand Jury for attempted bribery. Comer Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. w. L. P.O. w. i.. P.c. Pittsburg. 35 10 .77K Phlla'phla 31 2S .42* Brooklyn. 27 22 .E61 Cincinnati 20 27 .420 Chicago... 24 21 .533 New York IB 2S .404 Boston.... 22 23 . 489 St. Louis.. IS 28 .404 "little stories," and when pressed, stated that one of the "little storieB" was told by Zorambo, who suggested that they rob Sinnick and take his $(D00. 1-ater they' went to Sinnick's place, but' he did1 not tell Sinnick of Zorambo's suggestion He was showu the pipe found by the body of Sinnick He admitted tiiat it was his. but alleged that he had loaned the pipe to Zorambo two weeks before. This contradicted previous statements when he alleged that he loaned Zorambo the pipe at 4 o'clock 011 the day of the murder. i Arbuckle Coffee, lb ... .10 "The Very Rev. Eugene Augustus The United States Shipbuilding company In addition to including the Crescent shipyards of Elizabeth is understood also to include the Union Iron works of San Francisco, the Batli Iron works of Bath, Me.; the Harlan & Hoilingsworth company of Wilmington, Dei., and a number of other prominent shipyards throughout the country. Lion Coffee, lb . .10 Theological seminary of the Protesv taut Episcopal church, died on Tuesday at Plattsburg, N. Y. He was In his seventy-fourth year. Dean Hofl man was said to be the richest minister of the gospel In the world, his eshrti* U^ffiK-TtirtoBatyestimated at from $15,000,000 to $20,000,000. He was sixth in descent from Martinus Hoffman, who came to America In 1040, and was a son of the late Samuel Verplanck Hoffmau. The family has been a factor in the social, commercial and political life of New York city for two and a half centuries. Hoffman, D. D., dean of the (ieneral For 25c you can buy one can of Evans Bros. Moca ;md Java Coffee. And once you use it we know you will say, that you would not have any other if it AMERICAN LEAGUE. At St. Louis £ R. H. E. St. Louis... 000101000™ 0— 2 11 2 Baltimore.. 00011000000-2 11 1 Batteries—Sudhoff and Sugden; MeGlnnlty and Hoblnaon. Williams & McAnulty, Wall Papers, Carpets, Draperies. At Detroit— n. H. E. Detroit 10000003 *— 4 11 0 Washton.. 00000000 0- 0 3 2 FAINTS ADD OILS were given you. "T Walton's second story was told under considerable pressure, and It made It certain that a fight did occur lie tween Dlsbrow and Foster. It fits exactly with another story told lDy Wilson B. Squires, a well known citizen of Good Ground, regarding tlie second boat which went out upon Tlana boy about the time that Foster and Miss Lawrence met their death. Walton repeated Dlsbiow's account of the fight just iib lie told it to Coroner Nugent. but he went further and gave the exact words of Dlsbrow telling of Foster's announcement that he and "Dimple" had decided to elope. Industrious Mine Workers making improvements at ♦heir lnnnes will Hnil a full supply of Mixed , Paints and OUh here. General von Boek Wounded, Berlin. June 18.—General von Hock und rollach, commanding a division of the German army, has been seriously slashed by the lances of his own dragoons. The general's accident was a singular one. During the exercises yesterday the troops of General von Bock und Pollach's command were charging across the field at Tilsit, in 1'russla, when the bugle suddenly sounded "About face!" The general was Immediately In tlie rear of the line of charging troopers, and after they turned he was caught among the lances and was wounded. The men did not know the general was following them. lie was seriously wounded in the head and neck and was carried to a hospital. Batteries—Mercer Buelow; Lee and Clark. SHOES. At Chicago— / R. H.X. Chicago 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 •— G C 4 Phlla'phia.. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1- 2 !» 4 Hall and wo will introduce to you u line that in worthy of your attention.Batteries—Garvin and Sullivan; Mitchcll and Schreckengost. Call and see and examine onr shoos before buying elsewhere. It will pay you. We have on display in our window one of the best values in Ladies' Shoes. Hit;lit up in style. Button or lace. Patent tip. A1 stock. And idl sold at At Boston- Cleveland... 1001 1 000 1— 4 7 1 Boston 010101000—3 6 3 TELEPHONE TRUNK LINE, 60 North Main Strut, Pittston. R. H. E. New System Branching Out in Anoth Oklahoma City, Okla., June 18.—W. Johnson, vice president of the Classen Heal Estate company and who served through the Cuban campaign with tlie rough riders, Was shot and killed here by W. T. Mc.Mlchael as a result of a contest over a land claim. Before he died Johnson shot and fatally wounded McMlcbael. E. E. Brown, editor of the Times-Journal, one of the oldest newspaper men in the territory, tired five shots at McMlcliael lu defense of Johnson, but none took effect. Brown and McMlcbael were arrested. There was talk of lynching McMlcliael until It was learned his wound was fatal. A RoiirIi Hldrr Murdered Batteries—Joss and Wood; Young and Criger Monday morning, Manager Smith, of the People's Telephone company, started a gang of linemen at work constructing a new trunk system, which will bring all the territory west and northwest of this place into direct telephone communication with the in dust rial centers of northeastern Pennsylvania. The line the men are now working on will run from West Wyoniiug to Centremoreland, where a long distance exchange will be located. From that point it will reach out in several directions and embrace terri tory as far south as Dallas and north as Tunkhannock. From thf latter place conections can be made with Towanda. Athens, Sayre. Waverly, and ill fact all of the towns that lie along the line of the Lehigh Valley railroad and the small country towns contiguous to the ones mentioned. It will be a needed improvement and will benefit a great number of people who wish to get in communication with the cities of this er Direction at Present. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W. L. P.C. W. L. P.C. Chicago,.. 2S 10 .030 Detroit.... 22 23 Phila'phia 24 21 .533 Baltimore 22 25 ,4Cw BURKE'S, 18 South Main St. Only $1.25 per Pair Boston 25 22 .532 Wash1 ton. 22 20 ,45DC Wo make a specialty of Ladies', Misses' and Children's ready to wear garments. Our styles are the no west rind onr prices the lowest. St. Louis.. 22 22 .500 Cleveland. 19 29 . 394 EVANS BROS., Wtilton'H Revelntlonn. This Is the story related to Fields by Walton: Klnic Albert PreparCN For Death. lterlln. June 18.—King Albert of Saxony, who has been critically ill for some time past, and Queen Kurola will observe the I'orty-nintli anniversary of their wedding today under the certainty that the end of the king Is near at hand. The married life of King Alliert and Queen Ivarola lias been noted for the especial devotion of the royal couple. Upon .previous occasions their wedding day, after the early uforning conffratulntlons of the royal associates, lias always been celebrated alone. King Albert, iif anticipation of his death, has caused the state ordinances which regulate mourning In case of Ills demise to be changed so that they entail fewer restrictions upon the amusements of the public and eliminate a number of court observances. BURKE'S, 18 South Main St. 46 South Main Street, Pittston, Pa. "Dishrow told me that after the three, F*Dster, 'Dimple' and Dlsbrow. arrived at Ternell's they all went to Disbrow's room, where the two men had some words about the glii. but did not encage in an open quarrel. The men bad been drinking. They admitted that they each loved 'Dimple.' and each accused the other of wronging her. The girl took little part In the conversation, just listening to what the men said. Women's calico and percale wrappers, hints' black aud white, grevs, rod and white. Well made perfect flitting wide skirts with deep flounce at 50C, 75C, 98C. Groton, Conn., June 18,-Cnptain Richmond P. Hobson assisted in ,the unveiling of tlie Spanish cannon taken from Admiral Ccrvera's flagship, Maria Theresa, arfd presented to Anna Warner Bailey chapter. Daughters of tin American Revolution, by the 1'nlted States government. Captain Ilolison made a brief address. The other speakers were Colpnel X. C1. Osborne of New Haven and ex-Governor T. XI. Waller. The exercises included the planting of a constitution oak. Captain Ilobson was accompanied from New Loudon by a military escort. A young girl asked Captain Hobson to kiss her, but he politely declined. tlobuon i'nvellN a I'niinon. For WEDDINGS CIauiam f  For FUNEliALS ■ IUWBr5 I BURKE'S, 18 South Main St. We are having a liig pale on Ladies' Summer Suits, tho vory latest styles-Figured lawnb» white liwns, pinks, hives and liucn lawns, Omaha, Neb., June 18.—Major Littleton Waller, 111 command of 200 marines en roirte to the Brooklyn navy yard, passed' lirough city. Major Waller was reticent on all subjects pertaining to bis court martial In the Philippines and refused to make any statement or criticism of its origin. He said, however, that Ills work In the islands, he thought, was justified by the existing conditions. It was hinted that a reprimand was awaiting liiin for utterances attributed to him through the press, but lie refused to be drawn Into a conversation on that subject. Major Waller Woa't Talk Just wli.it you want in floral ilecorations on short notice. We SI.98, *2.98, 13.98. can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) IB-CARPENTER,exeter st. ueter boro. BURKE'S, 18 South Main St. "About daybreak Foster and Dimple' went to tlie"lawn together and had a long talk. Foster went back to the house and called up to Dlsbrow to come down and say gnodby, as they were going away. Dlsbrow followed the other two down to the beach and found them standing by a small boat. Foster had his arm around 'Dimple's' waist, and lier head was on his shoulder. When Dlsbrow clime up to them, Foster said to lilnK 'Louis, 'Dimp' and 1 love each other. We are going away, and we are not coining back any more.' Shirts wa:sts and wash skirts from 50C to $2,50. valley You Wit FEMININE CHAT. — MAGNET Root to Give rnban H Washington, June 18. — Secretary Itoot lias called on Mr. Bteinhard, representative of the war department in Havana, for a statement of expenditures made on account of "reciprocity" during the military regime In Cuba. The action was taken at the instance of Senator Piatt of Connecticut. The report will be received in less than ten days and will be communicated for the benefit of the senate without regard to the action of that body on the Teller resolution calling for the lnfor- Charlotte Crabtree, otherwise "Lotta," .is living quietly In New York and Is said to be contemplating marriage.(iovernmcnt Hum Narrow Kurnpe Those who like values, like us. Any article in our large stock is a leader. We quote a few prices, 25 and HO per cent, below competition, taken at random throughout our store. A M Sit London, June IS.—In the house of commons tilt' government narrowly escaped defeat ill till' l-Olll-SO of tlio llscussion of tin' license liill. Henry Krnndhurst (Advuneed Liberal) proposed a new clause in the I til I which was drafted with tlic view of compelling publicans to supply the. reasonable demands of travelers for rcfrcshllicnts other tiian intoxicating liC|iiors. The government opposed the clause, lint several I'nionist members supported it, with the result that it was rejected l».V a vote of 17!l to 154, the governuient majority falling to nineteen. Spain to Hcrmiaiw Culian Hepiilillr, Miss Hetty F. Watt celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of service as a schoolteacher in the Medford (Mass.) schools on June 10. Madrid. June 18.—The Duke of Almodovar. the minister of foreign affairs, having advised King Alfonso of the receipt of ail announcement from President Palrna of tile inauguration of the Cuban republic, the king ordered that the Spanish consul at Havana be Instructed by telegraph to call upon and Inform President Pnlmn that his majesty will send him a letter fCCognlzlug the Cuban republic. "Blshrow turned to tiie girl, and she told him that it was all true. She said: 'Yes. 1 love Clarence, and he loves inc. We are going away together, and we want to say goodby.' Miss Isabella Dunn, an Englishwoman in Constantinople, has turned Mohammedan, previous to becoming the second Wife of a Turkish ollicer. 1 Summer. Children's Lawn Caps, assorted lot, -worth 10c, 15c and '25c; special price 5c. "With that Foster pushed the little boat off into the water and told 'Dliup to get into it. She starfed to obey, when Dlsbrow said that it could not be. He said that lie loved the girl and that she could not elope with  The two men grappled, and they bad a hard battle. Foster won. and he left Dlsbrow almost unconscious on the bench. He then put the girl into the boat and followed her, pushing off from the shore. Mrs. Sarah E. Howell of Atlanta went crazy over religion, talked about it almost incessantly for sixty-eight hours on a stretch and then died of exhaustion.Ladies' Black Satin Underskirt; onlv :i!» cents. illation Because Sorgo is ail ideal hot weather fabric. We have a good assortment, color, perfect fittingand stylish in every detail; Rochester, II. Y.. June 18.—Word was received here that the itostoftice at Hume had Iteon robbed mid the safe wrecked with powder. The burglars, however, secured but n dollar ill money and a quantity of stamps. There is no clew. Baririur« Get One Dollar. Table Oil Cloth, short lengths, 1?D and 2 yards in apiece; 10cyd. Best Felt Window Shades, only 8 cents. The Countess of Warwick is writing a history of Warwick castle and its owners from Saxon nnd Norman times to the close of the reign of Queen Victoria. Madrid. June. 18.—As a result of a serious conflict among the pilgrims at a religions fete which was being held at Avlla, In the province of Asturias. eleven of the pilgrims were seriously wounded by bullets. Spanish Pilgrim* Fluiit. 1 lot bleached anil unbleached muslin, worth 5.Jc; here for .'iijc yd. Sherman. Tex.. June IS.—Four men were struck by lightning and killed on a farm twelve miles southwest of here. The men were picking potatoes on the Coleman farm, and their bodies were found close together. Nearly every lione in the bodies was broken, and the clothing was badly burned. Four Killed liy liluhtnlnff. Appliqnie, 2 in. wide, white and cream, worth 15c; special price a vard 5 cents. Fannie Crosby, now eighty-nine years of age and blind, but still working, has written more than 5,000 hymns. She has recently written her first music, her previous work having been confined to the words. PRICES. Wan Willi With Racr. Watertown, X. Y„ June IS.—Charles D. Wise, n wealthy farmer of Lorraine. was killed by a falling tree In an attempt to save one of his farm hands from Injury. Death was Instan- Klllrd by Falllntc Tree. Ladies' Fast Black Hose, worth everywhere 10c; here for 5c. CarllBta to AcUnoivlriticr Alfaaao, "Dlsbrow admitted lie was wild with rage, but he could have said no more without admitting murder. He continued walking up and- down the floor, as he had been doing while he related the story, but I did not ask him what followed. 1 was under the impression that he saw the other two again after the light. $7.50, $9.00, $11,50,114 London, June IS.—A dispatch to the Dally Express from Madrid says that the Carllst chiefs will shortly meet at Barcelona and that It Is expected they will decide to recognize Alfonso ar the lawful king of Spain and remit nee further attempts to bring about an uprising.  Children's Lace Uilibed Hose. 15c llag Carpet, 25c quality; our price 19c. Children's Wash Waists Wood to Live ill Whit*' House Mrs. John Stranoch has given n copy of the New Testament in t'hlneae to the Princeton Theological seminary. It is a facsimile of the one reeently presented to the empress dowager of China and is probably the only one of Its kind In America. the 50c kind 35c Washington, June 18.—(icneral Leonard Wood will he the guest of President ltoosevelt at the White House for several weeks. Yesterday lie moved from the apartments he had taken to the executive mansion, where lie will remain during his stay In Washington. ta neons. Men's Negligee Shirts, nice assortment of colors, only 25c. Blouse Suit, Herges, 3 to would uso Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. It is curing more coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup and all throat and lung troubles than any other medicine. The proprietor has authorized any druggist to give you a sample bottle free to convince you of the merit of this great remedy. Price 25c and 60c. Sl-t?  A Sensible Man Boys' Pants, special 12JC 98c, $1.48, $2.50, $3 Soo our lino of Shirt Waists, We have all kinds, and at the lowest prices, from 25c. |&! Leads Them All "Dlsbrow was silent after he had told me of the light, and lie smoked until the room was black. Finally he said that he saw Foster and Miss Lawrence out on the water and tlirtt he knew that they had eloiied." "One Minute Cough Cure beats f.U other medicines for coughs, colds, croup, and throat and lung troubles," gays iD. Scott Currln. of Logantou, Pa. perfectly safe. Acts immediately. Croup yields to It. Cure grip, bronchitis, coughs. Farrer, Peck & Roberts. Miss Maud Dennison of Chicago is n harness maker and an expert In the buslnesf, in which she has been engaged for four yeard. She Is the only woman holding membership In an organization composed of leather workera on horse goods and numbering 10,- 000 members. . U I III. Genernl Botha fiolaic to Germany The Magnet Berlin. June 18.—The Hoer general Louis Kotlia is coming to Dresden, where Ills family had taken refuse, for the purpose of taking them back to (South Africa. \ ■ This story as relnted by Walton was given to liiiu by Dlsbrow at Easjport, from which place he telegraphed to Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers. Haws, 13M-C. lb., at Giles's. 37 S. Main St., Pittaton.