Pittston Gazette

              ■■IP - ' 1 —. •* 9, a ■ V » M m Ml WMKUT R8TABLI8HED 1890. • 1 DAILY EST. by TBKO. HART 1M. PITTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1902. TWO CENTB A COPY: I FORTY CKNT3 A MONTH, f 6 PAGES. lAN'S JEALOUSY causes Murder THE PRIMUS DISASTER. GEN. BROOKE LEAVES. ARMY TO REST IN GREENWOOD. TODAY'S BUDGET OF FOREIGN NEWS ONLY ONE STORY; ~ BEST OF EVERYTHING The apest 1 . here means i hundred cents worth of big values and solid satisfaction. Iways Che ■cry dollar spoil' Death Mat N'ox* EillaaM at About John W. MnrkaT'N Body Will B« Ftttr. Bronccht to This Country. Hamburg, July 22.—The number of persons drowned by the sinking of the steamship Primus yesterday morning is believed to be about fifty. Thirteen bodies have already been recovered. London, July 22.—The body of John W. Ma okay of San Franeineo, who died here Sunday evening, wMl be taken to New York for burial in flreenwood cemetery, Brooklyn. The exac date of the removal of the body am the for the funeral wll Terrible Tragedy In the VII- Commander of Department King Edward is Now Able BRENNAN & ROBERTS lage of Steelton. jjtf ' ~ j •. ~ The Primus was an excursion steamer from Buxteliude, in the province of Hanover, Prussia. The disaster occurred between Blankenese and Nienstedten. Among the passengers wero the members of the Eilbeck Choral society.of the East Retires. to Walk. Compare Tiicse Values: SUCCEEDED BY M'ARTHUR Best Patent Flour.. 20 lbs Gran. Sugar. 10 bars Laundry Soap Arbuckle Coffee  Lion Coffee  Clieese, full cream, Jb. Sweitzer Cheese, lb... 5 bot. Catsup  3 Cloz. Heinz Pickles, sweet.. 3 doz. Heinz Pickles, sour .. 1 Cit. Heinz Sweet Mixed  $4.25 1.00 TWO L|VE8 SNUFFED OUT. LOUBET TO ROOSEVELTS. Children's Black Cotton Kibbed Hose at 7 cents a pair. Ladies' Wrappers, in all colors, elegant material, extra wide and well jnade; special price 98c each. Latter Will bel n Command at Govern Gossip About a Triple Alliance for an ' Steal Worker 8hoot« Dead Hia Wife S . .'j.i  and a Man Boarding at the Same At the time of the accident the Primud was crossing the river channel near Blankenese from the southern Into the northern fairway. According to witnesses aboard the Ha'nsa, the movement was made too precipitately. The Hansa "struck the steamer near the engine room. The tug endeavored to push the Primus ashore, but grounded, and the ships parted. The Primus then sank. ore' laland Until Chaffee Return, from .. .12 .. .17 J Economic Conflict With the United Houae, Whom He Aocuaed of Being Manila — Ceremony of Tranafer States—Mrs. Mackay Prostrated .25 .25 .25 Ladies' Cambric Skirts with full flounce, well made, elegant value for 75 cents eiich. Too Intimate With Hia Wife, 8imple. Over Her Husband's Death. Harrisburg, Pa., July 22.—Goaded !«; on by insane jealousy, William Filer early this morning shot and killed both hfei Wife and Harry Bennett, with ' whom, he alleged, "his wife was lntlmate. The shooting occurred ■ at the bearding house at James Bnsmlnger. * New York, July 22.—Major General John R. Brooke, U. S. A., commander of the department of the east, whose headquarters have been at Uovernors Island, retired yesterday, ha ving reached the age limit. He was succeeded by Major General Arthur MacArthur, who will be In command at Governors island until the arrival of General Chaffee from the Philippines. After leaving New York General Brooke intends going to Philadelphia for a few days to superintend the completion of his home at Itosemont, then Join his wife at Bar Harbor. London, July 22.—King Edward walked a little yesterday, for the flrst time since the operation was performed. He continues to Improve in all respects. Children's Muslin Drawers, nicely trimmed, special 10c a pair. BRINNAN & ROBERTS, 1 lot Ladies' White Lawn Shirt Waists, real value II;-special price for this week 50c each. In the Interval, however, about fifty of her passengers were able to reach the nansa by means of ropes and lad-, ders. Seventy more were picked up by the tug's boats, while others swam ashore. Rome, July 22.—Cardinal I-edochowski, prefect of the Sacred Congregation DePropaganda Bide, died this morning. Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. •t Steelton. The quarrel started yes- A choice lot of Fine Colored Lawns, only 4 cents-a yard. terday, when Filer caught Bennett pinching his wife. Filer flared up and accused his wife of infidelity. Early this morning. Filer came home from ' his work in the steel mills, sought Den ' nett and shot htm dead. He then went to his wHfe's room and drove her into tile street, where he sent a bullet into hir body. The woman died instantly. D FQer escaped. The disaster caused deep gloom here. Many children lost both their parents. The choral socjety which was on board the c&cnrsioit steamer consisted mainly of workmen. There were no foreign passengers. Captain Petersen of the Primus swam ashore and gave himself up to the police. Captain Sachs of the Ilansa nUo surrendered. Williams & McAnulty. Men's Fine White Shirts, with soft fancy bosoms, only 48c each. THE MACKAY MAU80LEFM. not be decided upon until the arrival In London of Ills son, Clarence Maekay, who nailed from New York on Saturday last. Rome, July 22.—It is considered probably that the nominations for the archbishoprics of Chicago and New York will be made together. Wo sell more ready mixed DE A nv P*inta dnrinir the Hummer KaCiVIJ I months than all the year round. - • 1 ■ The weather is more favorable for their use at that time. We tell you truly, our line of ready mixed painta is of a reliable grade—the paint takes hold sud stays on, retaining A ¥WTC its color much longer than i A 111 poor, unreliable paints Buy at the well known reliable old firm of Williams & Mc Anility. 60 North Main Strut, Pittston. Our display of Fine Wash Goods and Ladies' Sliirt Waists, Belts, Ladies' Neckwear and Parasols cannot be excelled, and all at verypopular prices. General Ifrookc was born at the Brooke farm, nfear I'ottsvllle, Pa., In He entered the army In 18»il in the Fourth Pennsylvania infantry. He was subsequently commissioned colonel of the Fifty-third Pennsylvania volunteers in November, 18Cil, and was appointed brigadier general of volunteers by l'rasldent Lincoln May 12, 18(14, for distinguished services in the battles of the. Wilderness and Spottsylvanlu Courthouse. He was twice severely wounded—In the battle of Gettysburg, July 2, 18Ci3, and in the battle of Cold Harbor, June 3, 1H»H—and was brevetted major general of volunteers for gallant and meritorious services in the battles of Tolojmtomy and Cold Harbor Va. He resigned from the volunteer service Feb. 1, 1800, and entered the regular service with the grade of lieutenant colonel of MIXED Mrs. John W. Maekay Is quite prostrated with grief. Vienna. July 22.—Die Information today makes the remarkable statement that the recent visit of the King of Italy to St. Petersburg was for the purpose of arranging preliminaries for triple fusion and dual alliance, with a view of co-operating in an economic conflict against America. Evidence of the Impending change will shortly bo forthcoming, the paper says. The afternoon newspapers as well as the morning papers print long obituary notices of Mr. Maekay. WARRING SOUTH AMERICANS. The I'rimus was the oldest ')ont on the Elbe. She was built In England in 1814 and had never before met with an accident. People's Store, An informal meeting of Americans sojourning In London held at the Carlton hotel last evening adopted resolutions expressing regret at the death of Mr. Maekay and tendering sympathy to Mrs. Maekay and the other members of the family. Navy Department Requested to 8end a Warship to Cape Haytien. 15 SOUTH MAIM STREET, Washington, July 22.—Minister Bow®a, at Caracas, Venezuela, cabled the State Department today as follows: "The Marietta Is to proceed and ascertain the facts of the blockade at Canupano. An attack on Puerto Civ hello is expected hourly by the government, and President Castro Imb expressed his Intention to proceed to that point" DECLINES JUDGESHIP. NEW TELEPHONE. NeLnvrlii Hart hy Chargrii That He Had Sold Htinnrlf. If you are looking for Something in the line of GET OUR PRICES Oyster Biiy, N. Y„ President Roosevelt is in receipt of a letter from Senator John L. McLnurln of South Carolina declining the proffered appointment to the vacancy on the bench of the Dnlted States court of claims. Paris, July 22.—President Loubet to. (lay gave an audience to St. John fiaffney, the New York lawyer. Loubet spoke in the highest terms of President Roosevelt and wife, having been informed concerning the latter's amiable qualities by the members of the Rochambeau mission. He also said that the report conSSrnlng the intend od relignation of Jules Cambon, tho French ambassador to the United MR. ROOT SUED. UNO Sir OUR UNF OF Rebecca J. Taylor Seeks Reinstate- GROCERIES JELLY GLASSES! ment In War Department. Washington, July 22.—MIsb Rebecca J. Taylor, who was summarily dismissed from the war department on June 7 by Secretary Root for criticising the administration's policy In tbo Philippines, has brought suit against Mr. Root for reinstatement. Justice Ilagncr Issued a rule ordering the defendant, Mr. Root, to show cause why n peremptory writ of mandamus should not be Issued requiring him to restore Miss Taylor to her position. Washington, July 22.—The State De- BEFORE BUYING. partment has called on the Navy De- partment for a warship to be sent to . Cape Haytien, to protect Amerlcah ' interests and the citizens of other countries there. The report is based on the following message, received today from United States Consul Livingston, at Cape Haytien: "Troops and a government warship are approaching to bombard Cape Haytien. Great excitement among foreigners as to personal safety." The president now Is uncertain what he will do about Senator McLuurin. It is understood that be is anxious to appoint him to some position In recognition of what the president regards as Ills services to the country and his demonstrated abllltjt i", public life. Senator McLaurln's letter is couched In the most positive terms and evidently was based In particular, upon a newspaper article which accompanied the letter. The hrticle stated that the Benutor hud sold himself for the prospect of getting such an office us Jhat offered to him. It can "be said, however, that the president regarded such a type of accusation as beneath notice and sincerely regrets that Senator Mcljiurln should have deemed It necessary to pay any attention to it. We have them. SEE DISPLAY IN WHDOW States, was untrue. Bottle Ketchup 05 Bottle Ketchup, 10c, or 3 for .25 5 cans Windsor Com 25 3 cans Early June Pears.. , * .25 3-lb pail Jam, in tin .22 5-lb pail Jam, in tin 44 5-lb pail Plum Biitter . .25 5-lb pail Apple Butter 25 1 crock Lntz & Schraum & Co Mil Kinds at Lowemt Mem. i pint plain or vptic Jelly Glasses, per dozen 22c J pint plain or optic Jelly Ghisses, per dozen 25c  i C|uart plain or optic Jelly London, July 22.—Mrs. John W. Maekay is so prostrated over her husband's death that doctors Were summoned today to attend her. They have ordered her to take complete rest. The date on which the body will be taken to America for burial has not yet been decided. Glasses, per dozen  1 pint plain or optic Jelly It is claimed that Miss Taylor was dismissed In violation of the Crt»H service laws. Of her counsel one Is secretary and the other treasurer of the local Civil Service Reform association. They say that they are acting purely In their private capacity In taking up Miss Taylor's case. VICTIM OF ELECTRICITY. Glasses, per dozen .. 48c Good Tumblers,, can bo used for jelly glass or drinking glass, smooth top with tin cap, two stylos, per dozen.. 30c Wllliamaport Man Employed a» Lineman In Troy Killed by Live Wire. Troy, N. Y, July 22—William Makloney, of Wllllamsport, Pa., a lineman Hn the employ of the Rensselaer Telekhone company, was instantly killed fty electricity on Ferry street this Rooming. He was working on a pole, knd accidentally touched a live elecpM-lc light wire. Now is the Time to Buy Your Shoes Apple Butter  1 crock Heinz Apple Butter. 1 gal. Canned Apples,(whole) 3 bot. 5-minute Boot Beer.... 3 l)ot. Hires' Boot Beer for.. Good Bio Coffee, lb  Arbuckle's Coffee  Lion Coffee  We have reduced prices onpll footwear. Boston Shoe Store, 79 N. Main. Miss Tnylor's offense was the publication In a local paper of a letter from her in which she took exception to President Roosevelt's declaration, "The flag will stay put," and criticised his Philippine policy. 1 pint Mason Jars, per doz... 46c 1 quart Mason Jars, per doz.. 50c i gal. Mason Jars, per doz... 60c Mason tops and rubbers, doz. 25c Fruit jar rubbers, good quality white, per dozen 4c Senator McLaurln evidently lins changed his mind about accepting the proffered appointment since he was in Oyster Bay on July 11. At that time he indicated his readiness to accept thCs vacancy of the court of claims, and the only question then was when he should resign from the senate. Oil and gas stoves at Ash's, N. Main. A Sensible Man MAJOR GENERAL BROOKE. Infantry July 28, 18UU; was commissioned colonel In 1870, brigadier general in 1888 and major general in J897. In the beginning of the war with Spain he was assigned to the command of an army corps and in July, 1898, sailed In command of the troops embarked for Porto Rico ahd after the declaration of truce In August, 1898, was In command of all of the troops In that island to December. 1808. He was chairman of the commission to arrange for the evacuation of Porto Rico by the Spanish troops, and from Dec. 28, 1898, to Dec. 20, 1899, General Brooke was In command of the division of Cuba and as military governor of the Island under circumstances of great difficulty rendered faithful and effective service. During his lonp service General Brooke has exercised important military commands, both in peace and war, and always with credit and honor to himself and to the country. would use 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 50c. The deputy marshnl of the District supreme court visited the war department and personally served Mr. Root with the order. ELEVEN MEN INJURED. Pall With a Collapsing Scaffold anci Mangans Bargain in llusset Klioos. See our display in window. 'Every pair at cost and some below cost. One Will Probably Die. A SENSATIONAL ARREST. SAW MAN ON ROOF. Pittsburg, July 22.—ciieven men were injured this morning at tho Philadelphia Co.'8 new building, on Sixth avenue. They were working on a scaffold, which suddenly fcollapscd. Nicholas Parish, aged 42 years, will probably die. Important Testimony In the Latimer Prominent Penniylvanlnn Aocnied of Stealing f2S0,000. Cur. Dry Goods and Grocory Stores, Evans Bros. Greensburg, Pa., July 22.—The climax In the alleged robbery of nearly •$2."D0,000 In money and bonds from the venerable Jacob Byers was reached here last evening when William S. Byers, a leading lawyer of the Westmoreland couuty bar and the Democratic nominee for congress, was arrested on Information containing three separate charges, larceny by bailee and two of larceny. The information was made, und sworn to by Jacob Byers, the reputed owner of the lost bonds and money, aged and Infirm, and who tins been unable to rise for several weeks from what Is believed to be his deathbed. The Information was made at the Instance of old Mr. Byers by Rev. O. R. Pernor, attorney In fact, before Justice of the Peace Lyman Loucks of Alverton. The ball bond was llxed at the sum of $250,000. New" York, July 22.—Two Important witnesses at the Latimer inquest today were Mary Fitzgerald und Margaret McOarrcy, servants at 321 Hancock street, which is directly opposite the Latimer residence. Both say they saw n man on the roof of the Latimer house a few minutes after the neighborhood became alarmed by Mrs. Latimer's screams on the night of the shooting. D • Mother Gray's Sweet Powder*. for Children. Mother Gray, for year* a nurse In the Children's Home In New York, treated children successfully with a remedy now prepared and placed In the drag stores. ■ ailed Mother C1 raj's Sweet Powders for Children. They are harmless aa milk, pleasant to take and never fall. A certain care for feverlshness, constipation, headache, teething, and stomach disorders and remove worms. At all druggists, 25c. Sample sent FUEB. Address Mien 8. Olmsted, LsBoy, N. * 10 and 12 North Main Street 46 South Main Street, Pittaton, Pa. THE WEATHER. Washington, July 22.—Forecast until 8 p. nu, Wednesday, for eastern Pennsylvania: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. For WEDDINGS ClftWAM I For FUNEBALS r,u"Brl • Thorough instr notion. Low tnltlon rates Graduates secure beet positions. Borne are now drawing salaries of $1,600 and $1,800- Manv In five and six months qualify them selves to fill positions which pay $60 and $60 per month at the atart. The attention of AMBITIOUS young people is solicited. Positions famished. Bend for circulars. , BUCK A WHITMORE, 8CRANTON. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a' reason- "Wo were awakened by the screams of Mrs. Latimer," said Miss Fitzgerald. "Miss Metlarvey and myself went to the window of our room nnd upon looking out saw Sirs. Latimer getting out of the front window of her liotlse on to the roof of the porch. She began to scream for help and shout 'Police!' 'Murder!' ARRESTS FOR SMUGGLING. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. able price. (new phone) IBCMPENTER,exeter it. exeter imo New York Stock Markets furnished by Halght ft Freese, stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Forty Thouaand Tailor* Ont, Will Result in More Stringent Examinations on the Canadian Border, New York, July 22. — Twenty-five thousand garment workers who struck on Sunday for higher wages and shorter hours were Joined yesterday by about lfi,000 others, who think fifty-six hours a week enough to devote to labor. So far everything has been quiet. Headquarters have been established at 328 East Houston street, where committees of the different unions await communications from the contractors. One or two conferences have been held between the strikers and some of the manufacturers, but the trouble Is between the "workers and the contractors, aiul the manufacturers are unable to make any arrangements that will be binding on the contractors. The Clothing Trade association refuses to treat with the unions. Washington, July 22.—A Catholic priest and his niece, residents of Massachusetts, have been arrested for smuggling. As a result of priest's confession, which reached the Treas ury Department today, instructions are being sent out to the collector of customs at every station along the Canadian border, ordering them to bo more careful in the examination of travelers' baggage. The confession of the priest says he has been in the habit since 1896 of. making annuul visits to Montreal, where he purchased church robes, chalices and other articles lor altar use. On the last trip he was accompanied by his niece, whom he persuaded to pack some of the merchandise in her trunks. It was this fact that led to the detection and arrestSmart Price-Saving on New York, July 22, 1902. Open. CIob. .129 130% . 90% 91% 102% 102% 64% 07% , 32% 32% 70 71% 112 111% , 55 64% 31 31% 181% 183% ,181 185 . 97 97% 38% 38% 69% 69% ,139% 140 130% 136% 151 150% ,114% 115 , 32% 33% .165% 165% . 29% 29% 130% 136% 18% 18% 61 60% 33% 33% 162% 164% 160 1(10% All Lines at the is MAGNET You will find / saving of a half and more here/ Early for such a movement ? Ves ; very. That is the chief charm of it for you; the first of July 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. Sugar  AtehlBpn  Atcliispn, pref  Copper  Car ft Foundry .... Brooklyn Traction . B. ft O  Ches. ft Ohio  Chic, ft Gt. Western C„ M. ft St. P  C, K. I ft 8t F  Col F. ft I  Erie  "A few minutes nfter she was followed by her little boy, who also enme out on the porch roof nnd began to shout 'Police!' Then we suw the figure of a man moving toward the window Inside the room, 'l'liis man's llgure seemed to have a sheet wrapped about his neck In a disordered roll. The man came to the window and in u weak voice shouted for help. Special C~ This Wttk. Late- last niglit Attorney Byers had not secure* bondsmen, but he has promised Constable Randolph that they will be forthcoming today. 1'lie ball Itond Is divided Into three parts— $11)0,000 for ' larceny by bailee for bonds alone. $100,000 for larceny of bonds and money and $50,000 for lar ceny of money. "Soon after wo noticed a policeman 011 the poreli roof beside Mrs. Latimer. At ahout the time the policeman appeared oil the roofijof the porch we noticed the dark figure of a man' moving across the roof of the house. The tig. uru was outlined against the light that shone across from Halsey street. VVo have mark/od down our stock of Men's Summer Suits to figures that moan a saving of money to you. J. J. Kranr to Blabop of Cheyenae BSrle, pref  Louis. ft Nash. . Manhattan El. .. -Met. Traction . Mo. Pacific Col. Southern .. III. Central  Mexican Central Canadian Pacific Rep. Steel Rome, July 22.—At a meeting of the congregation propaganda tide yesterday It was decided that Rev. James J. Keane. pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception at Minneapolis, Minn., be nppolnted bishop of the diocese of Cheyenne, Wyo. The meeting approved of the division of the dioccsc of Sioux Fails, S. I)., as proposed by Bishop O'Gorman, the new diocese to have Lead, Lawrence county, as the residence of the new bishop, who will be the very Rev. J. N. Stariha, the present vicar general of the archdiocese of St. Paul, Minn. 1 lot Ladies' Lialo Thread Vests, handsomely trimmed with wide lace and oilk tape, V neck, worth 50c; tnis week 19c. BRIEF NEWS NOTES. "When we saw this figure on the roof of the Latimer house, Miss Me(iarvey and myself shouted: 'There's tin' man 011 the roof! He's on the roof!" 1 lot Boys' Wash Blouse Suits, with sailor collars, worth 75c; this week 39c. Men's Sack Suits in serges, flannels and fancy worsted; formerly $9.00, 10.00 and 11.00; M tn our price V ■ ■5HI * The president lias appointed Hugh S. Suthon as superintendent of the United States mint at New Orleans, Vice Boothby, resigned. Children's Untrimmed India Panama Ilats, regular 21c qn illty; special price 8c. "The man on the rdot disappeared then, and I could not say just where he went. He seemed to go to the rear qf the house and fade out of sight III an lnstuut." ~For over 30 years" Dr. RICHTER'S World-'Renowpsd 1 lot Best ft! 1 chine Bilk. 50 yards; we got them cheap anu it is yours for 3c. Norfolk ft Western N. Y„ O. ft W. ... N. Y, Central .... Pennsylvania .... Reading '. Reading, pref  Southern Ry  Southern Ry., pref Southern Pacific . Tenn. C ft I. ..I.. Texas Pacific  U. S. leather .... U. S. Leather, pref. V. S. Rubber ... X'. 8. Steel  U S. Steel, pref. .. Western Union .. Wabash, pref. ... Wabash, com  Union Pacific .... Union Pacific, pref Alton  Huxsell Sage bad n narrow escape from death In New. York city 011 Monday. He was dragged fifteen feet by n Broadway car and came mar being ground to pleccs under the wheels. Ladles' Shirt Waists, all the latest styles, reduced one-half; 50c kind now 28c. "Anchor" Pain Expelier Children's Lawn Caps, worth everywhere 10c; this week 5c. Wash Suits; reg. OCa 50c value; our price *HHi A Famine of Harvesters. 1 lot Felt Window fehades; while they laft He. Linen Opaque Shades, regular 25c goods; this week 19c. . 67 t',7 . 72% 73 % . 38% 38% . 97% 97% . 88% 68% . 65% 66 . 45 45 . 13% 13% . 85 85 . .. 14% 14% . 40% 40% . 90 90% . 88 88% . 47% 46% . 31 31 .107% 108 . 92 92% . 43 43% The schooner llertq&un hns sailed from San Francisco south sons ostensibly o»j n pleasure trip, but in reality. It If said, In seurcb of burled treasure, amounting to $70,000,000, reported to have been hidden 011 un Island by the mutinous crew of n Japanese ship. Winnipeg, Man., July i-'.—It is estimated that from 20,(KM) to £MD00 harvesters will be required in this part of the west. The Canadian Pacific Railroad company is arranging with the Allan and Beaver steamship lines to bring laborers from Kugiand at exceptionally cheap rates. General Manager McNiclioll is here and hopes to avoids grain blockade this year. The road, he says, has purchased a hundred new engines aud will have 10,000 cars available.Brussels, July 22.—A telegram froiri Achln. Island of Sumatra, reports that the Dutch columns operating, there were surprised by the enemy, with the remit that Lieutenant Bruyn nnd eleven soldiers were killed and two officers wounded. The enemy, the dispatch says, bad twenty-four killed. Fierce Battle In Sumatra, Ladies' Fast Black Hose, with white feet, worth 15c; tins week He. Two-piece 1). B., Suits, serge, 9 to 15 yrs, 0O Efl worth 3.50; price his proven to be tttfctttJjnU for Bojs'CapH, regular 15c kind, special price Oc. readies' Patent Leather' Belts, ,18c and 26c -quality ; your choice 10c. Rheumatism, ( Gout, Neuralgia,etc. /-F3M4uflr Lunch B?xes, worth 20c; here for 5c. India Linen, regular 10c quality, this week See our handsome line of laces and embroideries, we have all kinds, red«ceil one-lralf. 0c a yard. UK 4 III. Become* Inaaae oa Train. Schenectady, N. Y., July 22.—Louis Shuitt, of New York city became violently Insane while on a westbound New York Central train due here at 8:27 and wns removed by the local police. He became demented soon ufter leaving Albuny and had to be held down by four of his fellow passenger* until the train nulled Into this cltv. [various Rheumatic Complaints. Oaiy 25a. and 50o. at all druggist* The Depopulation of Ireland. London, July 22.—Tbe final summary of the Irish census returns has been presented to parliament. It shoe's that during a half century over 3,000,000 persons have emigrated from Irelund and that SO per cunt of these emigrant* b«v« vnna to tint United Htntaa i or through The Magnat Clothiers, Hatters and Ten thousand demons gnawing, away at one's vitals couldn't be much worse than the tortures of itching piles. Yet there's a cure. Uoan's Ointment never falls. F. M- Richter & Co. Furnishers. 215 Pearl Street, New Ycrk. 37 S. Main St., Pitts ton. Csriwr Mala and Braad Straata. *