Pittston Gazette

              pp. 6 5 2d YEAR. I WBKKI..Y K8TABUBHED 1850. 1 DAILY E8T. ut THKO. HART 1882. PITTSTON, PA., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1902^ TWO CENTrt A COPY: » FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f 6 PAGES. BITUMINOUS MEN Will not strike fci. ' ture adjustment or wage questions that sluill render strikes, with their attendant sufferings and losses, unneees- FOURTEEN LIVES LOST IN OCEAN BROOKLYN'S MURDER CASE. FIRE AND FLOOD WROUGHT HAVOC If you arc looking for Something in the line of Always The Cheapest Srautional Tentliiiony at the Lati- mer liifiaeat. CORONATION DATE SET. New York, July 18.—Testimony even more .startling and sensational tlian hail been anticipate J by tlnwe who all along have mode light of the theory that Albert C. Latimer was killed by a burglar at bis home In Hancock street llrooklyn, was given by many witnesses at the inquest held before Coroner Williams and a jury of twelve men yesterday In the special sessions courtroom in the borough hall, Brooklyn. No one was undeniably pointed out by the evidence adduced as the perpetrator of the crime. GROCERIES Every dollar spoilt hero means a hundred cents worth of big values and solid satisfaction. Officially Announced That the Cere Gay Boating Party Capsized in a Squall. Block Island Suffers From V?" the Flames. Nlcholls Joins. Mitchell In His Fight. mony Will Take £laee on Aug. 9. London, July 18.—It was officially announced today- that the coronation of King Edward will take place on Aug. 9th. The coronation procession, which will take "place between Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey, wtos rehearsed this morning. Eight cream horses drew a heavy drag, containing the royal coach. The officials concerned In the Abbey ceremony have resumed their preparations.Compare These Values: We have them. DEFENSE FUND THE PLAN. ONLY 3 PERSONS RESCUED FINE HOTELS DESTROYED. Bottle Ketchup  Bottle Ketchup, 10c, or 3 for 5 cans Windsor Com  3 cans Early June J?ears.. . 3-lb pail Jam, in tin  5-11) pail Jam, in tin  5-lb pail Plum Butter  5-11) pail Apple Butter  1 crock Lutz it Schraum & Co 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 t)8c each. "T Cloudburst Results in the Sudden Overflow of a Nebraska River—Damage in .the Town of Plattsmouth Will Reach $200,000. 'Levy of a Dollar a Week and Contri Victims Waiters and Waitresses at buttons From Union Treasuries, a Maine Summer Hotel—Some of The police officials who are familiar witli all the known facts of the strange case will not say that they have direct evidence against any one. In fact, they admit that so far they would not be warranted In pointing even the tlnger of suspicion nt any one. But in private conversation they declare that they have not the slightest doubt as to who is responsible for Albert Latimer's death, though they acknowledge that so far they have been unable to prove the truth of their theory. | Sirs. Latimer told In graphic detail the story of her husband's murder by aiymknown burglar after lie had risen from his bed and driven {he intruder Into a cortier of the room. President Says, Will Enable An- Them College Students and School Block Island, R. I., July 18—The National and Narragansett hotels, the telegraph office and the Weather Bureau station hjpre were totally destroyed by fire at an early hour this morning. Tile Surr hotel was seriously damaged. The total loss Is estimated at $200,000, and the Insurance Is comparatively small. Ladies' Cambric Skirts with full flounce, well made, elegant value for 75 cents each. thraclte Strikers to Win. Cowes, Isle of Wight, July 18.—An official bulletin, issued! this morning, says that King Edward is making satisfactory progress and is being benefited by the, change from the palace to the royal yacht. He sleeps well at night and is strong enough to have his couch on the open deck during the greater part of the day. No bulletin will he issued until Monday. Teachers. Portsmouth, N. IT., July IS.—A nineteen foot whnlebont, containing seventeen waiters and waitresses employed at the Oceanic House, Star island, Isles of Shoals, who hud gone out in the bay yesterday afternoon on a pleasure trip III charge of Skipper Fred Mill's, was capsized during a sudden squatt* and fourteen of the occupants  other- three were rescued by flshenatn who put out from the shore in titer dories. i Indianapolis, Incl , July 18.—Thotiia" .. / D. Nlcholls, president, ot anthracite district No. 1, has been won over to President Mitchell's plan to raise an lminensc defense fund rather than call out the bituminous men in a sympathetic strike. This makes it certain that there will be no national strik" of miners. Nicholls's district is one of the live that signed a call for the na tional convention to consider the question of striking. President Mitchell's gavel fell at 10 o'clock this morning. The Ohio delegates held a caucus this morning and voted to support Mitchell's plan, with the understanding that the proposed defense fund should be used to support all the miners now on strike, bituminous as well as anthracite, and that the assessment be 10 per cent, of the wages instead of $1 per number weel;. ly. These changes, it is understood, are acceptable to Mitchell. Apple Butter 1 crock Heinx Apple IJntter 1 K'll- Canned Vpples,( whole) 3 hot. 5-minutc Hoot Beer. 3 bot. Hires' Boot Beer for Gooil Bio Coffee, llD. Arbuckle's Coffee  Lion Coffee '  Marigan's Children's jVIuslin Drawers, nicely trimmed, special 10c a pair. 1 lot Ladies' White Lawn Shirt Waists, real value $1; special price i'or this week 50c each. Plattsmouth, Neb., July IS.—As a result of a cloudburst last night the river swept four feet deep through the main street of the town, carrying with it everything movable. Half a dozen fratfllj, buildings collapsed. The electric liiiht plant was rendered useless and the town was in darkness. A serious landslide occurred north of the town, completely blocking the Burlington tracks. The damage Is estimated at $200,000. A choice lot of Fine Colored Lawns, only 4 cents a yard. Men's Fine White Shirts, with soft fancy bosoms, only 48c each. Our display of Fine Wiish Goods and Ladies' Shirt Waists, Belts, Ladies' Neckwear and Parasols cannot be excelled, and all at vety popular prices. . .10 A.10 . .10 * : •* *! 3 iDOFT COAL OPERATORS MOVE, Those in the Thurman District Will Th(D party loft Stnr Island nbont 4 o'clock on the pleasure trip and had sailed around Appledore Island, i). distance of two or three miles, and the boat was squaring away for home when it was struck by the squall and capsized. The accident happened not more than 200 feet from shore and was witnessed by many summer guests from the veranda of the Appledore House. A warnlnghad been previously shouted from shore as the boat passed by the landing to took out, as the boat was overcrowded. The boat was heavily ballasted and when it was overturned immediately sank, leaving the.seventeen persons in the, water. Charleston, W. Va„ July 18.—The operators in th& Kanawaha and NCnv River field, at Thurman, have given notice that all their mines will resume work on July 28, Miners refusing to go to work on that date will be paid off and required to give up possession of tlie company houses. If they refuse to move, writs ,of possession will be •served by all the operators at the same time. The operators offer til* miners the same conditions as pro-, vailed When the strike was called. Start Their Mines on July 28. In startling contradiction of this witness after witness testified that on his deathbed In St. Mary's hospital Latimer denied that a burglar had anything to do with the case, and to one witness Latimer said that lie was quite certain he knew who had shot him and would tell who TT"was when he got well. Dry Goods and Grocery Stores, People's Store, Quarrel Results in Murder. Rut so far ns was developed by yesterday's testimony Latimer died without" liavlnji directly lintned nny one as the "coward who shot him in lied." Media, Pa., July IS.—At Concord ville. near this city, John T. Diuld was shot and killed by John Hardy. The murder resulted from a quarrel. 10 and 12 North Main Street IS SOUTH Mail* STREET, President Mitchell's plan, as placed before the convention yeBterday, is as follows: Williams & McAnulty. Venice Hnil Plenty of Wnrnlnir. IT PAYS First.—1That the national secretarytreasurer be authorized to immediately appropriate $50,000 from the funds in the national treasury and place it at tlie disposal of the officers of districts 1, 7 and ». DEATH OF CAPTAIN REIglNGER New York, July 18.—Two nuns were Shot yesterday afternoon liy Ilenry J. King, who had for two years lieeu besieging the doors of the New York Foundling asylum at Lexington avenue and Sixty-eighth street for details as to his birth. His constant brooding over the mystery of his parentage had made him a monomaniac. He came to believe thai the Sisters of Charity were willfully withholding information concerning his family history and that he was being kept from the enjoyment of a large fortune. After he had shot the two nuns King made .D pretense of committing suicide. He has a slight wound in the chest. Sister Cyrl- Ua, one of his victims, is dangerously affected by the shock. Sister Angela, the other, will undoubtedly recover, and the supposed madman the least danger of the three. Mailman HliootN Tiro Nnni, London, July 18.—According to the Venice correspondent of the Times, evidence is accumulating that the Venetian authorities have only themselves to blame for the fall of the campanile. Twenty years ago, says the correspondent. an American engineer warned the authorities that the tower would fall, and a decade ago Vandrageo, an old builder with a We experience In Vienna, who was employed In making rep(ji*s eu the tower, declared that It unless it were strengthen™.Wo soil moro roady mixed DC 4DV mints dnrine the summer fxCilU I months than all the year round. Tho weather is more favorable He Was Commander of the Unltea The little steamer Sam Adams, which piles between the islands, was the lirst to arrive on the Scene, but could do little on account of the accident happening so close into the shore. The crew, however, rescued Alice Haggarty, and then tlie steamer had'to back away to a place of safety. Dories from Appledore island took bodies to the shore, where I)rs. Warren and Richter tried nil means of resuscitating, but without success. The bodies were then taken to Music ball, a small dance hall on Appledore island, where they were laid on cot beds, while word was immediately cabled to this city summoning Coroner Shapleigh and an undertaker. They went out at once on the steamer Merriconeag, which made a special trip to this city for them. They arrived back at the island about 10 o'clock, when Coroner Shapleigh viewed the bodies and decided that an inquest was unnecessary as the drowning was accidental. States Warship Philadelphia for their iiHeat that. time. We Mivcn tell vou truly, our liue of lTllACI/ ready mixed paints Is of a reliable grade—the paint takes Washington, July 18.—The Navy De. nartment was informed this morning of the. death at sea, on July 10. of Cap tain William W. Reislnger, U. 8. N., commander of the warship Philadelphia, which was on her way from Panama to San Francisco. TO BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT OUR STORE. Second.—That all districts, suhdistriets and locnl unions be appealed to to donate from the surplus In their treasuries as large amounts as they can afford. hold snd .stays on, retaining 0 A IRTTC it8 (,°l°r muoli longer than 1 /\ 1 li I j poor, unreliable paints Buy at the well known reliable old Arm of WilllamH McAnulty. 60 North Main Street, Pittston. NEW TELEPHONE. LOOK AT PRICES. Third.—That nn assessment of not less than $1 per week be levied, upon all members of local unions, the amount so levied to be collected nt the earliest possible moment and forwarded to the national secretary-treasurer. Fourth.—That an assessment of 2"D per cent be levied upon nil national, district and subdistrict officers whose salaries amount to $00 per month or more. That an appeal be made to all 'American trades tintons nnd to the gen- Vatican's Answer to American Note. Rome, July 18.—The Vatican's answer to the last American note on the question of the Friars in the Philippines expressed satisfaction over the pleasant and cordial relations initiated between Washington and the Vatican and voiced the hope that the negotiations to be continued at Manila should prove equally satisfactory. Smart Price-Saving on All Linos at tho Bost Pat. Flour $4.25 Rochester, N. Y„ July 18.—Four days and nights have passed since Charles Haas and George W. Lederthiel disappeared in a canoe on the storm swept surface of Lake Ontario, yet not the faintest clew to their fate has been uf forded their stricken families. | ItoebeMter lloyH Still Mlialfi*. Gran. Sugar, 20 lbs.. Food, aJJ kinds, 10')., 1.00 1.45 — MAGNET Oats, per bushol.... .62 Yon will find a saving of a half and more here. Early for such a movement ? Yes ; very. That is the chief charm of it for you ; the first of .Tilly when you want the goods. But congealed enthusiasm is going to thaw out suddenly when it comes, and we propose being first in the freshet. Lard, pure loose, lb. Lard, pure cans, lb.. Cheese, full cream,lb New Potatoes, SadflX Evans Hoot Beer F^':. .25 Perfection 3bot .25 Hires' Hoot Beer 3 bot, .50 .12 .13 .12 .25 Murderer Executed in Toronto, Newport News, Vn., July IK. The United States monitor Arkansas left tlin shipyard yesterday morning upon her builders' trial trip, returning here ht !) o'clock Inst night. Superintendent Post and several others of the shipyard oft tela Is who took part in the ship's construction were aboard the monitor and watched closely her every movement during the progress of the trial. The Arkansas was taken just outside the rapes and"put through the regular speed and machinery tests calculated to show up any defects. No attempt was made to speed the vessel. The monitor's record on the trip shows that the vessel exceeded by a small margin her speed requirement of 11 V& Monitor ArkannnN' Trial Trip. KansaB City, Mo., July 18.—Fire In St. Margaret's hospital at Kansas City, Kan., caused much excitement among the patients for n time. but. no one was Injured. Several were removed by liremen down ladders and (ire escapes. The loss was trivial. Fire In a Hoapltul, r ernl public for'flnanclal assistance to ' J-, carry the strike through to a suceesslb ful Issue. to the American People. 'J Sixth.—Thnt a committee be selected .1 ,mm the convention to draft an ad- S*,. \ dress to the American people, setting ' forth the policy of the milters' organilation. Cnud appealing to the people to ,i», bring all possible pressure to bear up*. ou the officers and stockholders of the :|Jt anttiraclt* coal ■ currying railroads to ;j compel tliqpi to treat considerately the ■ f/'l appeals of their employees for arbitra| tloil. Toronto. Canada, July 18.—Fred T.ee Rice, of Chicago, who murdered a constable here in June of last year, was liangeil in the jail yard this morning. Boillos In Improvlned Morfne, Two waitresses from Star island went over to the improvised morgue and Identified the bodies, which were then taken 011 board the steamer Merrieoneag and brought to this city, where they now lie at undertaking rooms. The victims were all young people whose ages would not average over twenty years. Most of the Massachusetts girls were schoolteachers, who have passed their summer vacations here for several years iji serving as waitresses in the hotel. THE WEATHER, Washington, July 18.—Forecast, un til 8 p. m., Saturday, for eastern Pcnn sylvania: Showers tonight and cooler; Saturday, lair. 1 lot Ladies' Lisle Thread Vests, handsomely trimmed with wide lace and silk tape* V neck, worth 50c; this week 19c. New York. July 18.—Pour men of Polish birth while in n rowboat yesterday in the upper bay off Constable Hook were thrown into the water hy the capsizing of the boat, aud three were drowned Three Poles Drowned, 1 lot Boys' Wash Blouse Suits, with sailor collars, worth 75c; this week 80c. Children's Untrimmed India Panama Ilats, regular quality; special price He. Evans Bros. WlieonNln Itepulillean Nomination*. Madison, Wis., July 18.—The Republicans of Wisconsin linished their work in conveiftlon last night after nominating the, following ticket: Governor, Robert M. La Foiictte of Madison, renominated; lieutenant governor, James O. Davidson of Soldiers Grove; secretary of state, Walter L. Houscr of Mondovl; state treasurer, John J. Kempf of Milwaukee; attorney general, L. M. Sturdevant of NelllsvlUe; superintendent of public Instruction, Charles l\ Cnrjkof Delavan; railroad commissioner, John W. Thomas of Chippewa; insurance commissioner, Zeno M. Host of Milwaukee. 1 lot Boat Machine Hilk, 50 yards; we cot them cheap and it is yours for 3c. President Mitchell's address before the miners' convention in which he made the above recommendations practically settled the question of declaring a general strike in the negative. Indeed, his proposition would have keen accepted yesterday afternoon and the convention's work ended had not tlie anthracite delegates requested an adjournment till today that they might caucus on the question and decide us to their vote. The convention met at 10 o'clock, there hclng 2,184 votes represented by delegated or proxies. Of this number the anthracite strikers had 7i»8. The preliminaries were soon over, and the convention took a recess till afternoon, .when President Mitchell made his address. He said: Skipper Fred Miles, who was in charge of the boat, has been employed at the islands for years and has always been considered thoroughly reliable and trustworthy. He is severely criticised, however, for taking out a party of seventeen in a nineteen foot boat, which is said to be In violation of the regulations of the islands. Ladies' Bhirt Waiht*, all the latest styles, reduced one-half; 50c kind now 28c. knots. ONLY ONE STORY; BEST OF EVERYTHING Children's Lawn Caps, worth everywhere 10c: this week 5c. 46 South Main Street, Pittaton, Pa. Tuft Rennefttft an Early Andlenee. 1 lot Felt Window ftliados; While they He. Linen Opaque Shades, regular 25c goods; this week 19o. Rome. July 18.—After the pope had read the last American note on tii" subject of the friars and their lands in tlie Philippines Cardinal ItamiMilia, papal secretary of state, convened the commission CJf cardinals to consider a reply. So far no answer has reached Judge Taft. though in a personal letter to Cardinal ltampolla Judge Taft said, "As the document from Secretary Root is conclusive and as I wish to leave Rome as soon as possible I beg your eminence to secure me and the gentlemen accompanying me a farewell audience as early as his holiness will deign to grant it." Ladies' fast Black Hose, with white feet, worth 15c; tbis week He. BRENNAN & ROBERTS Bojs'Caps, regular 15c kind, special price 5c. Ladies' Patent Leather Belts, lHe and 25c quality; your choice 10c. For WEDDINGS C|AWAN f For FUNERALS 'IUWW* i When the lioat capsized. Miles went down with it. but when he came to the surface he had presence of mind enough to catch hold of a bait box, to which he clung until rescued. He has since been in a dazed condition and unable to talk regarding the affair. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reason- Folding Lunch B?xes, worth 20c; here for 5c. India Lineu, regular 10c quality, this week Be£t-. Patent Flour  20 lbs Gnui. Sugar... 10 bars Laundry Soap Arlmcklo Coffee  Lion Coffee  *4.25 LOO 0c a yard. See our handsome line of laces and embroideries, we have all kinds, reduced one-lialf. able price. (new phone) FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. J-BC1RPENTER,exeter it. exeter ino New York Stock Markets furnished by Hnlglit & Freese, stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Among the drowned were II. Coleman Farrington and W. A. Alwurd, both Harvard students. Farrington belonged in Cambridge and Ahvard in Fredcrickton, X. B. i.-** The Magnet Cheese, frill cream, 11). Sweitzer Cheese, 11)... 5 bot. Catsup  .12 17 J. Mitchell AjralMt a Strike. "I liavO been so closely associated with the struggles of the anthracite mine workers, have taken such part in their successes and fullures and have felt so keenly thoir Joys and sorrows that it grieve# me more than language can express to say that my views are not in accord with the views expressed by some in favor of a national suspension of coal mining. f"l have during all my life in the lalmr movement declared that contracts mutually mude should during 'their life be kept Inviolate, and, while ,« at times it may appear to the superli| cial observer or to those immediately concerned that advantage could be ' gained by setting agreements aside, suck advantage If sained would in the very nature of things be temporary and would ultimately result in disaster, because a disregard of contracts strikes at the very vitals of organized labor. "Ag far as my knowledge goes I do not know of oue solitary sympathetic strike of any magnitude which lms been successful. Ou the contrary, the most conspicuous among the sympathetic labor struggles have resulted in Ignominious nnd crushing defeat. In my Judgment the United Mine \\ orkers should not repent the mistakes ■which, like milestones, mark the path trod by the tolling masses in their nevef censing struggle for better and higher civilization. "It this convention acts wisely, If it legislates judiciously, I feel confident that public sentiment will be so concentrated against the urrognnt and unreasonable attitude of the anthrnclte coat'operators that they will be forced Now Yorlv, July 18, 1002. 129 12934 89 101 Vj For Comfort Sugar  Atchison .... Atchison, pref. Ilpiulou. July 18.—Since his removal to Cmvcs the progress of the king has been so rapid that his physicians have Ordered a more liberal diet for his majesty. The fleet lias been ordered to as seinble at Spithead Aug. 11 for the puriKise of a review being held a few days subseCiueiitly by the king. 'ruKre»N Ita 37 S. Main St., Pittston*. SOU 65 33 71% 110 5GH 3iy„ Tlio l'nuoma Cnnnl. !i dew. Heinz Pickles, sweet !1 doz. Heinz Pickles, sour , 1 C|t. Heinz Sweet Mixcfl. .. Copper 64% 1 Washington. ,UI}' 18.—Mr. Cromwell of counsel for the Piinnnm Caiutl.comptiny hud4ttt interview with Secretary liny respecting the isthmian canal project. Mr. Cronnvell will sail tomorrow for Paris, where he will be able to assist Attorney General Knox anil Mr. Htissell in the settlement of the title to the canal. Except for the general statement that the negotiations between the Unlteil States and Colombia are progressing satisfactorily neither party to the conference had any statement to make as to what took place. WHY HEADQUARTERS? Mereh because we make the best Ice Cream Soda and Fruited Ice Cream in the city. If these facts do not warrant the term "head(juarteis," what does'! Car & Foundfy . Brooklyn Traction 15. & O  100% Hot Weather Cites. & Ohio  Chic. & Gt. Western C:. M. & St. P. C.. R. I & P  Col. F. & I  Krie  56% 31% 1X2 D4 100 BRENNAN I ROBERTS, 183 190 H 97 H 39 70 C4 142% 135% 150% 114 Lynched on City Scale*. Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Nest to liable Hotel. Owonshoro. Ky„ July IS. —Joshua Anderson, white, was taken from jail here by a crowd of men and hiingwl to the ernsshcnni of the city scales. An (lcrsou 011 Thursday night went to tb« home of Ills wife, three miles below town, called her out and shot her tliree times, instantly killing her. KANE'S Pharmacy, l\r\l I— KJ SO South Main Pt At home, at the office or on your vacation, Our Erie, pref .... I.ouis. & Nash. Manhattan El. Met. Traction . Mo. Pacific  Col. Southern .. 111. Central .... Mexican Central Canadian Pacific Hep. Steel .... 70% 141 134 150 113 VARICOCELE, OUTING SUITS 34 y, 105 % 20% 34 1R514 20% 135% 18% 01% 34 U 101% 157 ' Oyster Bay. X. V„ July IS.—Seven of the former Boer soldiers who reached New York a few days ago on their Way home to South Africa from the British military prisons In the liermudas came here lust evenitiir as the guests of William Bcekmnn. a lawyer of New York. They were headed by Commandant IDe Wet, a nephew of General De Wet. After dinner they were driven to Sagamore Hill by appointment and had a twenty minute chat with the president. Hloer* Call on tlie l'rcaldent, The Most Insidious Foe to Manly Perfection and Yijjor. PI TDUn QUICKLY, SAFELY, SURELY, by. my Cliemic- U li |j| J Electro Process Without Cutting, Danger or Retention from Business. Zanzibar, East Afrira. July 18.—Hamuli Hiu Mahomed Said, sultan of Zanzibar, who recently was stricken with paralysis, suffered a relapse and died at 2 o'clock this morning. The sultan had ruled since 1896. in which year he was plnccd on the throne by Great Britain. , The Sultan of Zanzibar Dead 135% Are Just Right, 18% 60% 34% Prices $7.00, 10.00. 8.00, Norfolk & Western N. Y„ O. & W. ... N. Y. Central  Pennsylvania  Reading  Reading, prof. ... Southern Ry  Southern Ry., pref Southern Phclflc . Tenn. C. & I  Texas Pacific  U." S. Leather .... U. S. I-.eather, pref U. S. Rubber .... U. S. Steel ,  U. S. Steel, pref. .. Western Union .. Wabash, pref. ... Wabash, eoin  Union Pacific —. Union Pacific, pref I want to have a confltlentaV talk or correspondence with men who bavo varlco«wle, and I wish also lo explain the NEW METHOD CURE, an original, Hafe and almolnte cure for variccxteli*. Do not fool »way time with a ready marie meriMne or appliance or have any old-time Hurgical ooeration performed until yon havs couHuIteri me. My NEW METHOD CURE for varicocele fa the safest aa well a« the moHt certain arid satisfactory attainable. It positively and invariably cure* the diseased veins and restores damaged vital glaada to structural and functional perfection (thna insuring vigor) without knife, cautery. pain, danger or lose of time. I al«o « uro RUPTURE i.nd HYDROCELE. I make no charge for a friendly talk or correspondence. I have been exclusively treating the private and s|aDcial diseases of men for over a quarter cf a century. Nothing Hciencc om devise or money buy is lacking in my office equipment. I will use you honestly, treat you skillfully and restore yen to he«ltti in the bhorteat time, with the least medicine, discomfort aud expenre practicable. Gallon me if yon can; nrite to me if you cannot call. $0.00 and 68 \4 Shirts and Shirt-1.2572% 30% 07% Afcetl Woman Fa 11 a Waists at 11.00, Waterbury. Conn.. July 18.—Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt of Brooklyn. 102 years old, while visiting at Lake view Pork, near Middletown. attempted to po to her room and fell to the bottom of a flight of stairs. She was picked up unconscious and seriously injured. I Found $40,118; Got 10 Cent*. and 1.50, Chicago, July 18.—A woman lost a bag containing papers and currency valued at $40,118, and when they were returned to her she rewarded the finder with 10 cents. The latter was unable to learn her name,or even thank her before she hurried away. Later be recovered from the shock and placed the dluie In a gilded frame. uoi 4 mi Population of Oklahoma, Guthrie, Okla., July IS—The commission appointed to reapportion Oklahoma/has announced tho total population of the territory to be 000,01)0. with one representative for every 22,000 people and out senator for CALL OR WHITE FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET, Mailed Free in Plain Envelope, on Rupture or Varicocele. 8GU-4B%30 ?i 108Vi 91% Clothiers, Hatters and ipf their employees which .shall Insure llv-,:i tag wages and fair conditions of emj\£KR. Btoynient and t stablish a basis for fu- to yield and make a settlement with When You Want a Fine Pie, Good cakes or bread try Moffat's. The best to be had. Fresh dally. DR. ALEX. O'MALLEY, specmust * a "■ Furnishers. 107% Corntr Main and Bread Straatr. Svery 45,000.