Pittston Gazette

              lw li - raw ■H ;V;J i IB & ;'A;- " y : ' | - .32d YEAR. I WBMKL.Y B8TARLIBHED 18B0.  1 DAILY KHT. a* THEO. HART 1881 PITTSTON, PA., SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1902. TWO CKNTH A CXDPY: I O f»J|#2JT4D FORTY (!KNTH A MONTH. f LDv •: J. JOHNSTOWN MINE CONDITION OF TRADE. WILL MOVE KING TUESDAY M'LAURIN to be a judge. additional LOCAL. HIGH GRADE GROCERIES Always The \ '**£- «yA . Good In Hplte of Heat, Rain nnd Prritilpnt I'romlavM Him Place on Cheapest GIVING UP DEAD Now York, July 12.—It. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly review of trade says: Striken. Court of Clalnm. OLD FORGE MURDER MYSTERY. Oyster Bay, N. Y„ July 12.—It was learned here last night that at luncheon President promised Senator John L. McLaurin of South Carolina, a Democrat, the nppolntincnt as 'judge of the United States court of claims. The appointment will be.made early In the fall, several weeks before congress meets. It is understood thai Senator McLaurin receives this place as n reward for lilS' services to the Republican party. Senator Tillman, Mr McLuurln's colleague from South Car Coroner's Jury Unable to Locate tho Every dollar spent here means a hundred cents worth of big values and solid satisfaction. -v D S?i 124 Bodies Have Been Taken V - Out (Dood news predominates, although unfavorable weather proved n drawback at many points and new labor disputes arose. Oppressive heat cheeked retail trade, and excessive rains Interrupted harvesting, yet experience teachpp that crop disasters from too much moisture have been rare, the other extreme having furnished the great records of loss. There Is less than the customary midsummer idleness in manufacturing Industries despite the scarcity of fuel. Commodity prices are fully maintained. Edward Will Be Taken To the Royal Yacht. , Slayer of Luigi Vinazzi, Prices RigHt. The mystery of tho shooting of Lul*i Vinazzi, who was shot dead on the niglit of June 30 near the William A, colliery, at Old Forge, is still unsolved. The last meeting of the coroner's Jury in the case was held In Scranton last evening, and a verdict was rendered to the effect that the deceased came to his death from a gunshot wound in the head. The Jurors further declared as follows: "Prom the evidence, we believe that the shot which caused tho death of the said Ltilgi Vinazzi was fired by some unknown person from a point on the fence, surrounding the William A. colliery, where the large gates are located." LOOK. READ AND BUY. Compare These Values: AS TO TOTAL. —'— WA :SV~Mlne Officials 8ay That Nearly All the CORONATION ANNOUNCED. Boat Superlative Flour. 20 lbs Sugar  Potatoes, per bu  Fancy Creamery Butter.... 25c Sweet Omnges.. .20c to 35c doaen Bermuda Onions, quart.... 8c Clark & Snover Tobacco.... 40c Garden Forks (D5c Garden Hons 25c Garden ltakes 25c Full lino of Hammocks, 75c and up Try our Teas and Coffees 14.25 1.00 .85 Children's Black Cotton Ribbed Hose at 7 cents a pair. Ladies' Wrappers, in all colors, elegant material, extra wide and well made; special price 98c each. VIctimtl Have Been Recovered— ' ' .f D I Spiff . Other* Allege There Are Yet Many if •' VlBodles In the Mine—75 Buried. J' ".'; '"Johnstown, Pa., July 12.—The ex. plorers in the ill-fated Rolling Mill D i\: V.mlne arc now.at work in that portion the.mine wtiere the explosion oe'•jftjri; cttrredon Thursday. Fifteen additional W' *'' were taken out of the mine '• " - this liiornlng and removed to the improvised morgue. ■ The remains were In a frightful condition, burned, miltilled, and already in an advanced '"* • • iftfte of decomposition. Up to eight : o'clock this morning eight of the new-1" ly-found bodies had been claimed by General Outline as Planned Will be Followed, But the Pageant Will Statistics of pig iron production 011 July 1 are somewhat surprising. According to the Iron Age, tlic weekly output was at n new high record of 352)590 tons notwithstanding the shortage of fuel. Be Shorn of Some of Its Mag- Ladies' Cambric Skirts with full Hounce, well made, elegant value for 75' cents each. nificence. London, July 12.—The following authorized statement has been issued: "The king has made such excellent progress that his medical advisers believe his majesty is now strong enough to be moved from London. They feel that a change of air is very necessary nt the present stage of the healing process. It is hoped that his majesty will be able to leave Buckingham palace Tuesday for the royal racht, which is at present at Portsmouth." The questions that suggest themselves ill this mysterious case are: Who (11(1 the shooting? Who carried the body from the point where the shooting was done to the spot where it was found? Was the body rilled of the $fC or $7 which one witness swears Vinazzi had on his person before th.D shooting? Was a revolver with empty cartridges placed in Vinazzi's pocket after the shooting, Gulseppe swearing that Vinazzi had never carried such a weapon? Children's Muslin Drawers' nicely trimmed, special 10c a pair New England shoe shops are more fully engaged than at any previous time this year, and shipments from Boston for the last week compare more favorably with last year's movement than at any recent date. 1 lot Ladies' White Lawn Shirt Waists, real value $1; special price for this week 50c each. BRENNAN & ROBERTS Corner Main and Thorhas Streets, Nest to Eagle Hotel. m-r A choice lot of Fine Colored Lawns, only 4 cents a yard. Men's Fine White Shirts, with soft fancy bosoms, only 48c each. Export only™ for cotton poods are still dlsuppOtwtlug, find the liomc lorriand is quiet, yet mills arc well occupied. In woolens tlie best feature is tlie reorder business in heavy weights, quick delivery being desired. If you are looking for Something in the line of The text of the official announcement concerning the curonution of King Edward was issued from the earl marshal's Office Hiid Is as follows: '( friends. The mine officials said, this Our display of Finn Wash Goods and Ladies' Shirt Waists, Belts, Ladies' Neckwear and Parasols cannot bo excelled, and all at very popular prices. . ' ■ jpj&rntng that they believed nearly all '?}D •»' D'ti»e bodies had removed from the ■ iSne. Three of the men found alivC. iL'.j.' £ 16 the mhie yesterday afternoon and 'removed to the hospital died during the night. Three others of the rescued Are in a very critical condition. The I ■: ;' other 12. it is now believed, will recover. Wagons loaded with caskets S and rough boxes rumbled through the ■MY • streets of the city all night long. The walks outride the morgue were piled V high, with pine boxes this morning' *.CD. /••'. Bf*er7 precaution is beins»taken by tlie ' :fv4 I.,' authorities and physicians to make the morgue sanitary, but it is begini''' ntng to reek with the %tench of the ■a' -flleconiposed bodies. The embalmers 'jhd undertakers are compelled to seek . i ' fresh air from time to time. Including ifi. •. the 15 men taken out this morning. 124 bodies have been recovered. . Curn' lias again been the prominent feature of the Markets for domestic staples. Speculators at. the west secured control of the (i.lWKI.miO bushels ill tlie visible supply and compelled the short Interests to cover contracts at disastrously high prices. At tin- top point on Tuesday July corn commanded 00 cents a bushel, or about 15 cents more tlinn wheat. SENATOR M'LAURIN. "The king's medical advisers state that his majesty's progress has been more speedy and less complicated than was at first anticipated. Ills majesty's excellent constitution lias played a conspicuous part in bringing tills about. If the present rate of progress is maintained and if no complication arises, the king's medical advisers are of tlie opinion that Ills majesty would be able to undergo the fatigue of the coronation ceremony on a day between the Hth and the 12th of August. The exact date will shortly be announced. Til-.! procession through London which Was to have taken place the day following the coronation Is canceled." ollna, lins openly announced tlint lie will work fo prevent tlie continuation of tlie appointment. COMMON COUNCIL MEETING. GROCERIES Opera House Exchange Resolution Resides Senator MeLnurln the president entertained at luncheon William Barclay Parsons of New York, the Rev. Thonms II. Mnlone of Denver and Nevada N. Strnnahnn, collector of the port of New i'ork. A short session ot common council was held last evening. The most important business transacted was (liedisposal of the measure'providing for the exchange of four feet of the city's lot with the Pittston Opera House Co. This measure has been held up in the common branch for seveval weeks, although an ordinance had been favorably" acted on by the Select branch. 1 iUst evening. Councilman Foy, who lias been -a strong advocate o[ the transfer, introduced a concurrent resolution providing for the exchange. Passed, Also the Tax Ordinance. People's Store, We have them. Bottle Ketchup  Bottle Ketchup, 10c, or 3 for 5 cans Windsor Corn  3 cans Early June Pears.. . 3-lb pail Jam, in tin  5-lb pail Jam, in tin  5-lb pail Plum Butter.  5-lb pail Apple Butter  1 crock Lutz C1-. Schraum it Co Apple Butter.  IS SOUTH MAIN STREET, Failures for the week numbered 103 In the United States against 208 last year and 10 In Canada against 27 a One visitor who failed to see the president, a representative of Louisiana fcugar interests, angered at the seclusion which he could not penetrate, contented himself with sitting on a hotel porch and predicting that Mr. Roosevelt could not be renominated if Senator Hanna should become a cundidnte.IT PAYS year ago. FIVE LOST IN BREAKERS. Unknown Yacht Wrecked and All on Itoard Drowned, Long lleaclv N. Y„ July 12.—What was evidently a merry family party bound from tlie south Jersey shore on a pleasure cruise eltded in a tragedy in the breakers while attempting to pass through Jones' Inlet Into Hempstead bay. Five lives were lost, and only trunks, papers and the body of a woman have Come ashore from the gasoline launch to give a hint as to their identity.It is understood that the general outline of the programme of the procession to Westminster abbey, the route to he followed, etc., will not be changed, but the pageant will be shorn of some of its Intended magnificence. The details of the programme will be settled by the king himself, who will also decide to what extent the actual ceremony is to be curtailed so as to avoid fatigue. The king's physicians advise tlillt tjie ceremony shouin not exceed one hour, and this could he managed by sacrificing the sermon, the litany, etc. General Outline to Be Followed. and it was adopted with but four dis senting votes, those of Messrs. Hussion, Wintle, lvehoe and Corcoran. TO BUY YOUJt GROCERIES AT OUR STORE. BLUEFIELDS CAPTURED. 1 crock Heinz Apple Butter. 1 t,'al. Canned Apples,(whole) 3"hot. 5-niiuute ltoot Beer... 3 hot. Hires' Boot Beer lor.. Good lvio Coffee, lb  Arbuckle's Coffee  Lion Coffee  . It is the general belief here that the mipe officials are trying to suppress the enormity of the disaster. It Is thought the death list will exceed 200. despite the fict that the officials a! r lfge 'the number to be much smaller. This opinion Is based on the fact, that 87 chambers In the heart of the ex. plosion district still remain unexplored. This morning 50 of the victims, #ho were members of the Greek Catholic church, were buried. Twenty-five 4nore funerals took place this afterboon.Said In I*annmai That XlcuraKnnn Complaint was made of the recklessness of conductors and motormen oil the Scranton Railway lino in the handling of cars on Broad street. A resolution was adopted requiring these men to exercise more care. City linn l-'nllen lie fore llebeln. Panama, Colombia, July 12.—Passengers who liaye arrived here from Costa Itlcan ports bring further stories of the rebellion m Nicaragua, they are responsible for a rumor that ltluellelds, Nicaragua, has been captured by the rebels and that after tills success the rebels advanced in the direction of the Chontales district LOOK AT PRICES. Best Pat, Flour $4.25 Gran. Sugar, 20 lbs. . 1.00 Feed, all kinds, 100.. 1.45 Oats, per bushel 60 Lard, pure loose, lb. .12 -Lard,puro cans,db.. .,13 Choose, full cream,lb .12 Now Potatoes, XU.'pk .25 Evans Root Beer f.25 Perfection 3bot. .25 Hires' Root Beer 3 bot. .50 The ordinance for the levying and collecting of general and special taxes passed final reading. It Is probable that A. 11. Lamb of Dividing Creek, N. J., a village near Cape- May; Ills Wife and boy were three of the victims. The IDody Washed ashore Is thought to be that of Mrs. Lamb. There is no trace of the names of two men besides these who were seen by helpless onlookers ns the vessel cuiisteed.Mangans July 20, tlie New Jersey Central will run one of their ever-popular Sunday excursions to Glen Onoko, Maucli Chunk and Switchback railroad. Special Train will lenve Scranton at 7.30 a. m„ stopping at Taylor, Moofilc. Avocn. I'itlston, Miner's Mills, Parsons, Wilkesbarre and Ashley. 1218 Excursion tn Glen Onoko. It Is expected that Queen Alexandra and Sir •Francis I.akiiig, physician In ordinary to the king, with Ills majesty's iiurses, will accompany tlie king on board the royal yacht the Victoria and Albert. It has not yet been decided whether bis majesty will go to Portsmouth by rail or whether the yacht will be brought ro! Shcerness to shorten the railroad journey. All tlie details of moving his majesty will be kept secret, everybody except the officials concerned will be excluded from the railroad stations, and every precaution will lie taken to prevent public demonstrations. Tin- royal yacht will probably be moored off Cowes, isle of Wight, until the condition of the king's health and the weather justify a cruise, when, as on the occasion of the Injury to his knee, the Victoria and Albert may go to Plymouth and lay off tlie Marl of Mount Edgemnbe's beautiful estate. It was announced from Pannina on July 7 that a revolutionary expedition of more than a thousand men had landed near Bluellelds and bad been jollied by a large number of Conservative. Blueflclds Is on the Caribbean side of Nicaragua. Passengers from- Costa Iticau ports to Panama of uecessity would come from the Pacilic side of the isthmus. Dry Goods and Grocery Stores, KITCHENER REACHES HOM. Even the name of the thirty-five foot white launch remains unknown. Until her wreck can be lighted with a larger force of men than Is liow at hand it cannot lie ascertained. Tendered a Magnificent Ovation in London Today. 10 and 12 North Main Street CS- London, July 12.—Lord Kitchener •rrived trom Southampton at 12 45 this afternoon. The Prince of Wales apd the Duke of Connaught, representing King Edward;,, the staff of officers from the headquarters of the Jinny and a throng of distinguished civilians) together with one of the great est .throjjgs of the public ever gathered in.this city on a similar occasion greeted the General at Paddington station, where an address of welcome/ was presented to the returning hero. EVENTS OF A Si NATURE. Upon the body of the woman was found a wedding ring engraved, "A. H. L. to W. E. II." and in a pocket there was a letter addressed to "Mrs. A. It. Lamb, Dividing Creek. N. J." Williams & MeAnulty. BASEBALL. Vine Street . Leaves for Boston- Picnickers. David E, »street, son of Common CcD._. ,i William B. Evans, of the Tomli ward, left this morning for Boston, Mass.. where he expects to remain for some time. Previous to his departure, Mr. Evans was tendered a farewell party by a number of liia friends, who assembled at his home last evening. RoNnltH of YcM(eriluy*n Game* In the National and American Leagued. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Pittsburg— r. if. e. New York. 100000200—3 5 0 Pittsburg... 0 0 0 4 «Up 0 2 C 11 1 Batteries—Sparks aAotBowerman; Phllllppt anil O'Connor.- At St. Louis— .J*, r. if. e. Brooklyn... 1 0 y Jsf&XLll l 0- 3 K l St. Louis. .C 0 1 0 •— 4 10 1 Batteries—NWtmfRtfd "Ahearn; Wicker and O'Neill. If At Cincinnati— r. h. e. Boston 101000200-4 8 0 Cincinnati.. 001001000-2 9 3 Butteries—Eason and Kittredgc; Phillips and Peitz. At Chicago— R. H. B. Phlla'phia.. 003001220—N 13 1 Chicago 0 0000100 3— 4 11 2 Batteries--!berg and Douglass; Taylor, Chance and Kllng. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W. L. P.c. W. L. P.c. Pittsburg. 49 15 .766 St. Louis.. 29 38 .433 Boston 36 28 .562 Phlla'phia 30 40 .429 Brooklyn. 39 32 . 549 Cincinnati 27 3S .415 Chicago... 35 32 .522 22 44 .333 AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Phlludelphla— R. H. E. Boston 42000010 1— S 10 0 Phlla'phia.. 1 001 0000 6 3 Batteries—Winter and Warner; Hustings unci Powell. At Washington— R. n. e. Baltimore.. 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0- 3 7 2 Wash'ton.. 00001120 *— 4 10 1 Batteries—Cronln and Robinson; Townsend and ('lark. At Chicago— R. «• e. St. Louis... 000100000-1 5 3 Chicago 00000 100 1— 2 4 1 Batteries—Powell and Donohue; Piatt and McKurlaml. At Cleveland— R- »• e. Detroit .0020202 0. 0-6 9 6 Clovelund... 22122000 •— 9 13 1 Batteries—Mullaney. Silver and Mc- Gulre; Varney, Wright and Bemls. STANDING OF THE CL1JB8. W. I«. P.c. w. L. P.O. Khlcago... 39 23 . 629 Baltimore 31 36 .463 Boston 38 30 .573 Wash'ton. 31 37 .456 ¥t. I,ouls.. 34 29 . 539 Cleveland. 30 39 .435 Phlla'phia 32 31 .508 Detroit.... 28 38 .424 we sell more ready mixed 1DE AIYV PMntH during the mimmer KCiVU I mfnths than all the year round. . Tli«* weather is morefayorable their use at that time. We MTVCn tel1 vou tr»1T« our of ITIIA ClJ ready mixed naintH is of a reliable grade— the paint taken hold »nd Htays on, retaining A ¥ 11JTO it* color much longer than r AIM lj P?™". \inrellDilDl« imlutK Buy at the Well kuovn reliable old firm o£ williamH & McAnuIty. 60 North Mailt Strsaf, Pittston. Pelce'B l.atext Kruptlnn. Evans Bros. rnrla, July 12.—!n his. report to the minister of colonics on tile eruption of Mont I'clee of the evening of July 9 M. Llmcrre, the governor of Martini{|iie. says the outburst of Home set tire to the liiltiH of St. Pierre and that for twenty-livo minutes stones and cinders rained on the coininnncs of Morne House mul Konds St. Denis. The Iniiai)ltants of Morne House lied, and panic prevailed in other places, but there were no fatalities. Yesterday afternoon, three fir four prominent Nafns street families made up a party of about forty that enjoyed a walk as far as Yatesville grove, where they had a very pleasant time. The grove is a pretty spot for gatherings of this kind anrt there is an abundance of pure spring water. 46 South Main Street, Pittston, Pa. POSTOFFICE ROBBED. NEW TELEPHONE. Thieves Touched the Metuchen Post - M »** ■*" *• Office for 8tamps Worth $700. j}Cp,w. Brunswick, N. J., July 12.—At an early hieAr thin morning, tbievcn (Jytiamtteil rflio safe In the postoflice at Metuchen, N. J.. securing postage stamps worth $700. Birmingham, Ala., July 12.-Aftor a sliort discussion the joint convention of the United Mine Workers and coal operators agreed on n scale. Two tin- Important concessions on tlie part of the operators brought the miners over, and tlie scale was quickly adopted and signed. The scale as agreed upon provides for a maximum price of 55 cents for mining coal ami a uniform scale of wages for day laborers. The miners had demanded an Increase of 5 cents per ton, a two weeks' pay day and an eight hour work day. They lost all of those contentious, hut gained a point In tlie establishment, of a uniform scale of wages for day laborers. AlnlMimn Mine Scnlc Settled. WHY HEADQUARTERS? Merely because wo make the brat Ice Cream Soda and Fruited Ice Cream in the cit.v. If these facts do not warrant the term "headquartois," what does ? For WEDDINGS El aw AC* f For FUNERALS rlUWBr» t Just wh it you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonably price. (new phone) J. BCARPENTER.HETER ST. exeter BORO. Halifax, N. S.. July 12.—Another fort Is to he built near the entrance to Halifax liarbor. A-t present Splou Kop, oil the western side, which will lie the most formidable and best armed fortification hereabout. Is being brfflt. and next year a fortlliciitlon oh Devil's island, on the eastern Bide, nearly opposite Splon Kop, will be begun. Five hundred thousand pounds sterling go ill next year's estimates for the new fort. Nou Fori at Halifax. Ion to Glen Onoko and ■K, via the Lehigh Val, July 27. ! TrtE WEATHER. will leave Pittston nt •o for the round trip, children, 7!ic. Switch vill he sold on train, for further parttcu 12eod7t KANE'S Pharm^V. I\H I L. W ao South Main 8t Washington, July 12.—Fair tonight and Sunday. Now .Is the Time to Buy Your Shoe^, Smart Price-Saving on ■All Lines at the For Comfort We liav« reduced prices on all fool wear. Boston Shoe 8tore, 79 N. Main $5— Ocean .Grove — Asbury Park. —$5 OFF FOR BERWICK. — MAGNET On Tuesday,. July 22, the New Jcrsey Central will run a special exclusion from' SC; ran ton, Plttston, Wilkesbarre, Ashley, and intermediate points to Ofcean Grove. Stops will be made at Hed Bank, !Long Branch, West End. Elberon, Ileal Beach, and Allcnlmrst. to accommodate' those who wish to stop at those places. For further information, apply to ticket agents, or to J. S. Swisher, district passenger agent Scranton, Pa. 12t9 Brothers' Base Ball Team After Its St. Paul, July 12.—.Mayor Hugo, the Republican candidate, remains tlie mayor of Otihith. The supreme court has so decided. One vote counted for Truelson was thrown out, thus giving Hugo a majority of four. The court held that the neglect of the judges to placc their Initials on the ballots did not invalidate the votes ■ot those casting them. Mayor of Hnlutli StiNtained. Sk) NcrnpcrN For Sontli Africa, Sixteenth Victory Today. The Brothers' base hall team, or Ilnghcstown, which has been making such a phenomenal record this season, left this morning on the 10 o'clock a. I4. & W. train for Berwick, where they played this afternoon with tinrepresentative team of that town The Brothers lined up as follows: Edward Schmaltz, pitcher; J. F. Schmaltz, ,'ib; P. H. Schmaltz, ss; William Francis, of Scranton, 2b; James Moran, cf; John Ruane, If; Peter Toye, c; James Fcrrick, lb; Martin Ferrick, rf; Edward Lynch, snb. London. JiUyl 12.—A dispatch frQjn Johannesburg »iys that the British trade commhAijuicrs who recently arrived at- JolaMinesburg from England say that so far as they are able to discover only one steel firm, and that an American concern, has a capable f*|iresentatlve in South Africa, and he On been securing immense orders in UkftA You will find a saving of a half and more here. Early for such a movement V Yes ;very. That is the chief charm of it for you ; the first of July when yon want the goods. But congealed enthusiasm is going to tliaw out suddenly when it comes, and we propose being first in the freshet. Hot Weather At home, at the olliee or on your vacation, TrtiitK|Dort Mnlilcnn Loiik Ov»rd«e, Town mill lit Johannesburg ill hl|£gjM prices for huge buildings up to fifteen stories by being able to quote prices promptly anil promise construction with American speed. FOR RENT—I rent between 300 anil 400 dwellings, stores, offices, barns, shops, factories, etc., , end can generally accommodate a gooil tenant with a house of size, price and in locality wanted at most any time. Honolulu. July 3. via San Francisco, July 12.—The United States training ship Molilcau is now forty-two days out from Yokohama bound for this port., and nothing bus been heard of lier since she left Japan. Hear Admiral Merry 1r Inclined to tlilnk that she has encountered adverse conditions and Is proceeding under sail. 1 lot Ladies' Lisle Thread Vests, handsomely trimmed with wide lace and ailk tape, V neck, worth 50c; this week 19c. Our 1 lot Boys' Wash Blouse Suits, with sailor collars, worth 75c; this week-'19c. OUTING SUITS Chicago, July 12— Lewis Wilklns* thirty years old, 8 foot 2 Inches in height and when til liAlltti weighing UiiTD pounds, Is (lend at the Presbyterian hospiluMMyn ji tumor on the brain. A casket WKjrin long and twice as wiile us coffin Is being body of the (lend giant, which will be shipped to Wnukoiuls, ((kill. (Haul l)lpD In ('hIraKO, I.nrd Kitchener Arrive* In RDitland JfyroverXO Children's Untrimmed India Panama Flats, regular ~Dc quality; special price 8c. Southampton, ICtiglanil. July 12.— I.ord Kitchener, on board the  ship Orotava, arrived in  before 10 o'clock this morning. There was great dlsnpimlntment here at the nouarrlvnl yesterday. The Orotava left f'ape Town June 2.t. Southampton Is decorated In honor of the Hritisii general's return. All the yachts In the Solent were dressed with bunting. I,oril Roberts, accompanied by the mayor of Southampton-and a number of friends and officials, met the ship In the harbor.years 1 lot Boat Machine Silk, 50/ yards; wo got them cheap and it Ik yours for 3c. Aro Just Right. FOR SALfc—Dwellings and business Dr. RICHTER'S World-Henowncd Ladles' Shirt Waists, all the latuat styles, reduced one-half; firtc kind nowJBc.''.;jL Children's Lawn Caps, \§Mth everywhere 10c; thia week 5c. " iK, 1 lot Pelt Window Shades; wmttf they la*t He. Prices $7.00, $8.00, $0.00 and $10.00. places. Some very tine invest nenta. "Anchor" Pain Expeller G. B. THOMPSON. Flrat National Bank Bldg. Trenton, N. J„ July 12.—Walter ('. McAllister, one of the four men sent to "state prison alxxit a year ago for long terms for causing the death of lennie B. liosselileter at I'aterson, has made a|iplicatlon to the board of pardons'for a parole. His ease will be considered, with nearly a hundred others, at the boariVs 'meeting next week. McAIlI*ter Ai»pllc» For I*Mrolr Linen Opaque Shades, regular 25cgooda; thia week 19c. Shirts and Shirt- Years of suffering relieved in a night. Itching piles yield at once to the curative properties of Boon's Oint ment. Never falls. At any drug store. ii'i cents. I'npe Would nlvr Oral rlwliff. Ladies' Fast Black Hose, with white feet worth lSc; tuia week 8c. Waists at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Home, July 12.—It Is understood that the question of the withdrawal of the friars from the Phiiipitinc Islands could be settled Immediately if Washington would accept the oral assurance of the Vatican that they will be withdrawn gradually. It Is believed Uere that only President Roosevelt can decide whether such a promise shall be accepted. has proven to fce Uw B«t there u far Boja'Caps, regular 15c kind, special price 5c. Ladies' Patent Leather Belts, 18c and 2TDc quality; your choice 10c. Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia,etc. VARIOUS Rheumatic Complaints Folding Lunch B-xee, worth 20c; hare for 5c. India Linen, regular 10c quality, this week June 28 to Sept. 1. Spring Grove House (Lake Carey) bus meets mom ing l. V. train at Tunkhannock. 25ml The best made. Bohan's baked goods. American IMIkHiiim' Club. «n-e" Hrcelvr. «neer London. July 12.- At a meeting held London, July 12,-It Is a.mounoed #t Car|to|1 ,|ote, „t wJl|ch ()onerftl that Queer Alexandra hag honored , h wll,Celcr of Alnbnllm |n,.sl(ll,(li . line, tie,I loini nguez. said to be a real- „ TOUmlitteo wn8 to or(,nnll(. dent of the United HtatMJor accepting y Anu.r„,ln ..|.„gt„n.. elul). ,„r(1 fron her two Uve chinchillas and two ,U(. in chief of egrets which » ,e brought from Buenos f wl|, 11Hkw, t() Ayres the 'limes, commenting on gide at the next meetw this matter, says It Is auother graeioi*, 1„.1M .. „ , ,  act of her niulestv to an American, jm Ia8t- • Welsh, dentist. Cc a yard. QUI t IB, See our handsome line of laces and embroideries, we have all kinds, reduced one-half. Only 25o. and 50c. at all tfruggista •r through ' Wall Boards. F. M- RicMtr I Co. k 2IS Peart Street The Magnet What are they? They take the place "t i-ath and Plaster, are cheaper, can he put on by any one and are lire Proof. For sale by J. E. PATTERSON ft CO. Plague at ()dm»a, Clothiers, Hatters and Washington, July 12.—United States Consul Heenan, at Odessa, KushIu, ca Mi's to the secretary of state that •iluirue )iuh broken out at that oart- Furnishers. New York. 37 S. Main St., Pitta ton. Darner Main and Brud Straalai