Pittston Gazette

              ' . SslPM?*-' ' • - " 'l baj wraa t wbbkly established isbo. ' 3Cn rflvln* 1 K8T. bt THKO. HART 188a. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1902. TWO CENTS A COPY: I g* PACrQ FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f 9P rf* : ? »"■ . « HIT BY WALL OF WATER. TWELVE KILLED i-' j-. __ CORPORAL O'BRIEN JAILED. READY FOR CORONATION THOUSANDS WALK AT NEW HAVEN It's a Good Investment To Buy Your firoceries Chanted With Perjury In Testimony Brakeman'a Coolneaa Save* Liven of Paiaengera, FORTY INJURED Before Senate Committee. Florence, Colo., Aug. 7. — A Rio Grande special passenger train from the east, bound to California and carrying 300 tourists, was ditched Just east of Florence, near Swallows, yesterday. The wreck was caused, by the train being struck by a wall of water eight feet high coming down Peck creek, caused by the heavy rains In the mountains south of here. A brakeman saw the torrent when It was only a short dlstnnce from the trniu. He rushed through the eight couches and told the pussengcrB on the two rear cars to hurry to the front of the train. North Adams, Mass., Aug. 7.—Shortly after midnight a special officer from Washington awoke Corporal Klchurd O'Hrlcn at his home In this town to place him under arrest on the charge of perjury in his testimony before the senate committee last Slay regarding affairs In the Philippines on a bench warrant from the supreme court of the District of Columbia. Serious Wreck on Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul. King Edward Stated to Be Street Cars All Tied Up by BRENNAN & ROBERTS CO CO Ml c= in Good Condition. Strikers. Best Patent Flour. $4.25 1.00 .12 .00 , .75 ALL WAS QUIET TODAY. TWO TRAINS COLLIDED. NO FATIGUE FROM JOURNEY 20 lbs Gran. Sugar  Cheese, full cream, lb  Pint Hoot Beer Bottles, doz Qt. Boot Beer doz.. Hires' Boot Beer, 3 for  Arbuckle Coffee  Lion Coffee  CP ®  CO O'Brien took Ills arrest quietly and said that he expected to prove every statement that he had made' before the senate committee and that he would call several witnesses to confirm what he had said. It Is expected he will be taken to Washington today. The Mayor of the City is Taking a Accident Occurred on a Sharp Curve. Phyalclane Say Wound Haa Practically Hand in the Dispute and Hopes to ■ ■■ Nearly All of the Victime Were La Healed — Foreign Representatives Bring About a Peaceable Settlement "c5 borer*—Five of the Victims Likely Are Arriving—Details of the King's Just as the last tourist left the rear coacli the water struck the cars and, breaking the couplings, hurled them forty feet from the track. A sleeping car was thrown ngainst the farmhouse of J. O. Roberts, occupied by himself. Ills wife nnd three children. The car formed a wall and turned the water from the house, thus saving the building from going in the river and also the lives of Its occupants. of the Difficulty. — CA o gj M09S to 8uccumb to Their Injuries. O'Brien was corirarnl of Company M, Twenf.v-slxtli regiment, of which Captain McDonald of Boston was commanding ottlcer. and O'Brien made severe charges against his captain, to which Captain McDonald replied in a vigorous denial. Senator Lodge was quoted at the time as saying that prosecution of O'Brien would follow. Home-Coming. New Haven, Conn., Aug. 7.—The tieup of the Fairhaven and Westvllle railroad is more complete this morning than when the strike began yesterday. No attempt was made to run the cars during the niglit, arid but two cars were seen on Chapel street this morning. Thousands of people are walking, being loyal to the striking carmen. Buses, ancient and modern in style, have been placed on the principal streets. Collins, lows, Aug. 7.—Twelve men were killed, five fatally Injured and 35 seriously injured In a wreck on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad yesterday afternoon at a point a mile and a half west of this towu. It was the worst wreck that has occurred on this road in a numbef of years. An eastbound local passenger train collided with a workman's train on a sharp curve. Both engines were completely-demolished. The dead are: D. R. Markress. of Parry, la., engineer of the local train; Fred. Braman, of Parry, la., engineer of the workman's train, and ten laborers, six of whom have not been identified. London, Aug. 7.—An official bulletin was issued today concerning the condition of King Edward. It was announced by the physicians that the King bore the journey to London without the least fatigue. He had a good night and is In excellent health. His operation wound has practically healed. No bulletin will be Issued until Sunday. BRENNAN ft ROBERTS, mwmm i Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. Ult- Washington, Aug. 7.—Corporal Ilk-h-ard O'Brien In Ills testimony before the senate Philippine committee asserted that a Spanish woman in the town of Igbaras had been violated by American officers. He testified that a number of officers, among them Captain McDonald, had become Intoxicated at a reception at San Joaquin and conducted themselves In a disorderly manner. O'Brien charged Captain Mc- Donald with having sold rations which should have been Issued to the men and with striking a Filipino prisoner over the head with a revolver. O'Brien also asserted that dumdum bullets were issued in the regular way with other ammunition. Captain McDonald before the committee denied ull of O'Brien's statements. Corpornl O'Urlon'i Chnrve.. BASEBALL. Although no invitations to the coronation have been Issued to the foreign courts, a number of the King's relatives will be present at the ceremony. The crown prince of Denmark, the duchess of Sparta, the crown princ'e of Greece an ' Prince Albert Victor, of Schleswig-Holstein, have already arrived. Prince Henry of Prussia and the princess, the grand duke of Hesse and Princes George and Andrew, of Greece, will arrive shortly. Itcunltn of Yeotprday'i Games In the National anil Amfrlean LpaKom. NATIONAL LHAQUE. ' At New York— r. h. e. Pittsburg 20000—2 7 0 Now York 0 0 0 0 0—*0 1 2 Butteries—Chesbro and O'Connor; Taylor and Bresnahan. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W. L. P.C. W. L. P.C. Pittsburg. 05 20 ..765 Cincinnati 40 40 .4«5 Brooklyn. DO 42 .548 St. Louis.. 41 4!l .450 Chicago... 48 41 .53!) Phllu'phiu 30v'54 .400 Boston.... 44 40 .524 New York 28 00 .31S. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Detroit— ft. h. e. Baltimore.. 100001000— 2 10 0 Detroit 01 0 000000—1 0 2 Batteries—Wiltse and Smith; Mullin und nuciow. At Chicago— r. u. E. Chicago.... 3 0 0 0 0 .0 1 1 •— 5 13 4 Wash'ton.. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 2 27 1 Williams & McAnulty Now Haven, Conn., Aug. 7.—Mayor Btudloy has taken decisive stops to bring an end to the strike of the trolley railroad conductors and motormen. He lias Issued formal notice to both tbe railroad company and the strikers that there must be arbitration, as provided for by the statutes of Connecticut. "cS CD Carpets and Wall Papers at Reduced Prices MANHATTAN DISPUTE. The striker* have the fullest trust in the judgment of the mayor. Tliey sent a committee to lilm 111 the city hall requesting that he address them and give them advice. Ho went to tlieir meeting place and briefly advised them to obey the law, commit no violence and suffer none to-be done by their friends und ulso notified them that it was their duty to submit to arbitration. He served notice upon tliem that If neither they nor the railroad company brought the matter to the attention of the state authorities he should do so himself. The mayor's remarks were received by the strikers with great applause, and he was heartily cheered. Assistant Grand Chief. * New York, Aug. 7.—A. B. Youngston. assistant grand chief of the Brotherhood of Railway Engineers, arrived here this morning and is holding a conference at the Grand Central hotel engineers and motormen of the Manhattan Elevated railroad, whose demand for a nine-hour day has been refused by the company. Committee Holding • Conference With COME IN and look over our Huperb line Remembering we are quoting Bpecial Pricet*. 60 NORTH MAIN. THE RELIABLE PLACE London, Aug. 7.—King Edward, to all appearances In excellent health, returned to London yesterday afternoon. The crowded streets echoed with the cheers of the thousands who welcomed him. It was more thun a cheer; it was a greeting. If you are looking for Something in the line of Evans Bros. Batteries—Patterson and Currlck unci Carey. At Cleveland— b. h. e. Cleveland.. 20001100 1— 5 12 2 Phlla'phta.. 100003000-4 9 1 Batteries—Smith and Bemis; Wuddell and Schreekenyost. At St. Louis— ii. ii. E. Bt. Louis... 101110200—G 12 2 Boston 004002100-7 12 2 Butteries—Powell and Kahoe; Dinuen and Cri^er. McFarland Cleveland, O., Aug. 7.—Grand Chief P. M. Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says concerning theJ threatened strike of the engineers on the Manhattan- elevated railroad in New York: "I have Just returned from Canada and am not fully advised In regard to the situation. However, Asaistant Grand Chief Youngson has gone to New York. I don't anticipate any trouble In adjusting the grievances of our men on the Manhattan. We have a contract with that company made in 1885. I presume new conditions have arisen as a result of the company adopting electricity as a motive power. It can be stated that there wlil be no •trlke if it can possibly be avoided." BATTLE WITH LADRONES. The voices of the people sounded a deep note of thanksgiving. The king had returned to his capital to he crowned, and his loyal subjects, mindful of the weeks of intense anxiety, now, happily over, gave vent to their relieved feelings and hailed him joyfully, noisily. GROCERIES Filipino Handlt* Homed by Thtr- teentli Infantry Manila, *tig. 7. — A detachment of the Thirteenth infantry engaged and defeated a baml of ladrones near Marlvelez, Bataau province, Luzon* Mon- We have them. Immediately after the meeting Mayor Stmlley sent n letter to the officers of the Fair Haven ami Westvllle roail calling upon them to bring the strike before the state board of arbitration at onee. Thc ladrones had looted u village located on a military reservation, ami the detachment of the Thirteenth was dispatched against them at the request of the people and officials of the village. The hiilrones opened on the soldiers from cover. The Americans replied to this fire und quickly dispersed the Filipinos. They had good cause to rejoice. The man who, erect and dignified, stepped from the train to the platform at Victoria station was not the same man who iauguidly dragged himself from the train at Paddlngton that bright sunshiny afternoon of June 23. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W. LD p.C. W. L. P.C. Chicago... 50 30 . 581 Cleveland. 42 40 .462 St. Louis.. 4T 38 .553 Wasll'ton. 41 4 .461 Boston.... 49 41 .544 Detroit ... S7 4 .440 Plllla'pllla 44 38 .536 Baltimore 38 51 .427 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 »te Schraum & Co Pint Mason Jars, }Dor dozen "tUto The sentiment throughout the city is one of absolute eonfldeiiee In tlio mayor's policy. Citizens approve of his methods, and the strikers and their friends have promised to assist In stopping any attempt by any persons whatsoever to eause trouble. Mayor Studley, together with the business men of the city, hopes for a quick and amicable settlement of the difficulty. Quart Mason Jars, JRC* per dozen C»OC New York, Aug. 7.—Sensationalism marked the opening play yesterday afternoon for the International lawn tennis championship trophy on the grass courts of the Crescent Athletic club at Bay Hldge. This was caused by the unexpectedly easy victory of the Americans 111 I Kith the sets In which each of the two players engaged. Malcolm D. Whitman, former American champion, defeated Dr. Joshua Plm, former English champion, 0—1, (I—1, while William A. Lamed, American champion, won from It. F. Doherty, former English champion, tl-2, ti—3. These matches were not llnlshed, for rain came Just at u time when each American was within one set of winning, aud this caused a postponement. International Tenn!n, The king's cheeks wore pallid then, and one now the effort he made to walk the Hhort distance between the train and hip carriage without leaning on bin cane. From records captured by men ot the Thirteenth it was learned tliat the ladrones Were members of the Katlpunan society. The framework and organization of tills branch of the Katlpun'an extends through the provinces of Hntann, Bnlacan, ltl7.nl and Cnvlte. The movement, however, Is not regarded seriously. It has no lenders of prominence, and the men are without arms. The native constabulary Is operating actively to destroy the organization, niul the police of Manila have arrested twenty persons suspected of plotting with the Katlpunau. Numerous arrests hove also been made In adjoining provinces. i gal. Mason Jars, per dozen OUG President Entertains Large Party, Yesterday tho puller liad given way to a line coat of tan, under which a healthy flush was visible. His eyes Were bright and sparkled with pleasure as welcoming cheers rang out. lie walked without there being (the slightest Indication of any after effect of the operation. He more than fullllled the highest lioiDcs of his recovery, based upon the favorable bulletins Issued by his physicians. Apple Butter  1 crock Heinz Apple Butter. 1 |»ul. Canned Apples,(wholeD■ 3 bot. 5-miuute lloot Beer... 3 bot. Hires' Boot Beer for.. Good Bio Coffee, lb  Arbuckle's Coffee  Lion Coffee  Oyster Bay, L. I., Aug. 7.—President and Mrs. Roosevelt reached here from Gardiner's Bay on the Sylph this morning at 7.15. The President entertains a large party at luncheon this afternoon. Among the guests expected are Senators Stewart and Piatt, of Connecticut; ex-Senator Lauglilin, of Buffalo; Representatives Overstreet, Sherman and Littance, and other distinguished men. Soldier Arrested for Perjury, Potatoes, fine stock fifln per bushel WIG North Adams, Mass., Aug. 7.—Cor- Corporal Richard O'Brien, who recently testified before the Senate Philippine committee, was arrested this morning, charged with perjury. Liverpool, Aug. Z.—Baroness Von- Angenan. a distinguished Austrian philanthropist, was seized with a (it while bathing in the Bangor swimming baths today apd was drowned. Philanthropic Baroness Drowned. Mangans Sir Frederick Treves is quoted us faying that the king could lmve safely undertaken the fatigues and anxieties of the coronation a full week ago, but It was felt desirable to ruu no avoidable rinks. Fit For Coronation. Evans Bros. Paris, Aug. 7—Notre Dame cathedral recently narrowly escaped the fate of the campanile In Venice, which collapsed about a month ago. It was discovered that the waters of the Seine had been eating away the earth and sand under the foundation of tUv cathedral, but the edifice was saved by pumping out the water and reinforcing the foundation. Notre Dame in Danger. General Chaffee will leave Mnnllu next Monday on board the United States army transport Ingalls for ills final tour of the Philippine Islands. Trenton, itf. J., Aug. 7.—Aboijt 30(1 girls employed by the American Cigar company nt their large factory In this city gathered about the buildlug at o'clock lust night and made a demonstration. They were re-enforced by sympathizers, and some of the more radical oiieJr-fwlsocated the breaking of the windows (rftllT- establishment. The police reserves were called out, but had no difficulty dispersing tlic girls. About fifty of the girls have been on strike for the past two days because of the refusal of the company to extend the dinner recess from a hull hour to an hour. OlrlH Threaten Riot, THE WEATHER. Dry Goods and Grocery Stores, Dripping skies and muddy streets did not prevent great crowds of people gathering early in the afternoon along the streets through which the king would drive on his way from the station to Buckingham palace. They lined up four or five deep ami waited patiently. Victoria station was crowded, but a large force of police U«4Dt the platforms and driveway clear. The doors and main entrance to the station were closed. 46 South Main Street, Colonel Georice W. Hooker Dead, Washington. Aug. 7.—Local rains tonight and Friday. Plttston, Pa. Brattlcboro, Vt.. Aug. 7. — Colonel George W. Hooker, prominent in political and business life of Vermont, died suddenly at his home here last night. Among the otlices lie had held was that of sergeant at arms of tlm house of representatives of the Fortyseventh congress, Vermont member of the national Republican committee for many years mid secretary of the committee during the 188(1 campaign anil department commander of the C!. A. II. for three terms. lie was a member of the manufacturing firm of Hooker, Corser & Mitchell. In the civil war he rose from a private to lieutenant colonel. He had presided over more political conventions than any other man in the state. He married Miss Minnie Flake, sister of James Flske of New York, who, with a son, survives liim. 10 and 12 North Main Street Portland. Ore., Aug. ".—The Federal Salt company has advanced the price of salt $5 per ton. It is stated that the Federal company secured control of (he salt cargo' of the ship Sierra Estrella, which arrived recently from Europe, and that an arrangement was reached regarding the disposition of three other cargoes now on the way from Europe to local jobbers. Price of Snlt Ruined. The Griffin Studio. For WEDDINGS C|nworc V For FUNEBALS r,u"W5 * Bank Teller Killed by Cyclist _ Asbury Park, N. J., Aug. 7.—Stewart B. Stone, paying teller of the First National bank, of Phillipsburg, N. J., a guest at the St. James, died last night from injuries received by being run down by a cyclist. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reason- Artistic Photography In all Branches. At JD o'clock a royal carriage, with four horses anil postilions, preceded by outriders in scarlet coats, arrived. mikembarre, Pa. able price. (new phone) Mnrshall Would Go to Congress. PEOPLE'S PHONE 368 S S. MAIN ST J.B.CARPENTER,exeter st. exeter borq The carriage was closed. A group of royal servants stood at attention by the carriage. On the platform were the home secretary, Mr. Ritchie; Lord Cottesloe and others. Monmouth, 111.. Aug. 7.—Thomas A. Marshall, tlie celebrated trap shooter, is a candidate for congressional honors, having received by acclamation the nomination of the Democrats of the Fourteenth Illinois district. Mr. Marshall Is mayor of Keithsburg. Five Darted to Death FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Stockton. C'al., Aug. 7.- Leo Wilder, his wife and three children We burned to death at their country iioiiuT near the village of Elliott, this county. Best Goods at Half Price at New York Stock Markets furnished by Halght & Freese, stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Special* This Week. Exactly at half past n pilot engine rolled into the station bearing the sign ou the tender, "The royal train will follow." New York, Aug. 7, 1902. Open. Clos. .133% 133% . 94 93% .103 il02% 67% 67 32% 32% -69 68% 109% 110% .53% 55 31% 31% 187 188 190 190 90 89% 3tf% 38% . 68% 68% 145% 148% 134% 135 149 149 117% 116% 33% 33% 165% 169% 30 29% 138% 138% 19% 1!)% 65% 67% 34% 34 165% 165% 159% 160% 67% 66% 73% 73 40 40 97% 97% 69 68% 69% 09 48% 48 13% 13% 86 86 40% 39% 89% 89% 88% 88% 47 46% 30% 30% 108% 108% Dqnth of l.e«vl« H. Clnrlc. is MAGNET Sugar !  Atchison  Atchison, pref. Copper  Car & Foundry ... Brooklyn Traction . B. & O .. Cbes. & Ohio Chic. & Gt. Western C., M. & St. P. ... C., R. I. & P.  Col F. & I  Erie  Brie, pref ... Louis. & Nash Manhattan El.  Met. Traction .... Mo. Paclilc ... Col. Southern  111. Central  Mexican Central ... Canadian Pacific ... Rep. Steel ... Norfolk & Western N- Y., o. & w. ... N. Y. Central  'Pennsylvania  Reading ' Reading. prp^ Southern Uy  Southern Ry., pref. So. Pacific  Tenn. C. & l,  Texas Pacific  U. S. Leather .... U. S. l-iMUhfr. pref U. S. Steel  Many Farmer* Weeded In Natal, Swills, N. Y., Aug. 7.—Former Supervisor Lewis II. Clark, one of the most brilliant men In Wayne county, has died suddenly, aged 75. As a Republican In politics he held many public positions, including assembly librarian In 1873, executive clerk in the state senate in 1874-75 and in 1881 was elected supervisor of the town of Hodus, serving three years. London Mono™ Hrltluli Kenernln. Five minutes later the heavy royal train glided along the rails and stopped without a jar, the royal saloon opposite the carpet covered section of the platform. All hats were raised as tho door opened. Pietermarltzburg. Natal, Aug. 7.—An important report made by the surveyor general and director of agriculture estimates that 10.000 white farmers are necessary 111 order to enable Natal to supply her own agricultural needs. London, A tip. T.—The corporation of the city of Ixnidon celebrated the conclusion of pence In South Africa lust night with a reception in the liuildhall tendered jointly to Lord Ilolicrts, commander in chief of the forces, and Lord Kitchener. Both the guests were presented with addresses commemorating their distinguished war services and in the case of Lord Kitchener paying especial tribute to his conduct of the negotiations which led to the sur render of the Boers. The address to Lord Roberts was Inclosed in a golden Jeweled casket, elaborately designed. At the request of Lord Kitchener a silver plate service was substituted for the gortl casket intended for him. Our sale lias commenced in earnest. Here there are no blanks —all prizes. When we see a chance to make one dollar do the work of two, we take it for you. Then, too, we must clean up for Fall stock, and as this is the best time for you, we start now. The Kins Appears, Lone Ilandlt Tries tu Rob Truln. VVg have marked down our stock of Men's Summer Suits to figures that mean a saving of money A moment's pause, and then the king, unaided, carrying a cane which he did not lean upon, stepped out. A mighty cheer went up. which pleased Ills majesty Immensely, for he stopped and raised Ills hat. Fort Worth, Tex., Aug. 7.—Thesouthlioimil fast express on the Koek Island roml \v;ik Isiardcd nt Chlckasha 1)}* a man who uimle a determined effort to hold np the train. The rolDlDer encountered Hrakeinan Carpenter 011 the rear platform of the last ear, and n desperate struggle ensued, In whleli Carpenter was shot three times through the hand. In the scuffle the pistol was knocked from the robber's hands to the track. The man then managed to pull the automatic nir valve. When the train slowed up, he dropped off and escaiied without Recurlng any booty. I.nfollette, Tenn., Aug. 7.—In a dispute Ira Balton, aged seven, shot and instantly killed his llve-.veur-old brother with a .22 caliber target gun because he would not comply witli Ills wishes. A Sfven-jmr-olil Murderer. to you I lot ladies* white lawn shirt waists, they nro worth 50c, 75c and $1.00. Your choice 25«" Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria followed. They walked to the royal carriage. Meantime the king walked slowly across the platform, shaking hands with those who had come to greet him and bidding goodby to several gentlemen, among them M. de Soveral, who came up lu the royal Ladies' silk parasols, they are the $2.00 and. $2.50 kind, yours now for... * $1,19 Men's Sack Suits in serges, flannels and fancy worsted; formerly $0.00, 10,00 and 11.00; *7 ILf| our price I tOU Wash Suits; reg. QCa 50c value: our price OwC 1 lot ladles' ribbed vests, worth 12c, hen) new for ~For over -30 years % Dr. RICHTER'S Worid-ftenowncd Boya' fancy percale shirt waists worth 30c. special at !2VCc Ladies' percale wrappers, well made, only 45C: 1 lot gents' fancy suspenders, only Albany, N. Y., Aug. 7.—State Comptroller Nathan L. Miller has Issued the following statement: "The state has at Its disposal at present cash available for appropriations amounting in round numbers to $8,000,000, upon which tlie state Is receiving Interest at 2 and 3 per cent. At the close of the present .fiscal year, Oct. 1, 1002, if all appropriations payable before that time are met, there will be ail actual surplus of $7,fD00,000. It will not be necessary for the state to borrow a dollar during the lineal year ending Oct. 1, 11)03, and the revenues of the state already provided for will enable It to meet all payments prior to Oct. 1„1003, and lenve a balance of available cash In the treasury at that time of at leapt from $3,000,000 to f D1,000,000." New York State'* Bis Surplon, train. "Anchor" Pain Expeller Ladies' cambric under skirts with deep lace Ills majesty did not step briskly, yet there was no hesitancy or weakness In Ills movements. Ills smile was free from care or pain, and his greeting was most cordial. flounce, worth 99c, special at 1'ittsluirg, Aug. 7.—A cloudburst enveloped Beillali, n small settlement a few miles east of here, last evening, billing Will in 111 McCooknnd causing much projierty damage. McCook wiis driving through the place when the storm had reached its livlglit and was caught under a fulling tree. The high wind and the immense downpour of rain which accompanied it completely ruined gardens and laid waste the entire section. From all accounts the storm was purely local. Fatal Clondburat Near l*lttnhurir. 1 lot dimitv. nice showy patterns, worth 15c. now one-half price, a yard Jc Two-piece 1). B. Suits, serge, 0 to loyrs, Ef| .worth 3.50; price *?■■■ wll Another lot of children's India Panama hats, they ara worth 25e. yours now for 8c Ladies' lisle ribbed vests, abort sleeves, regular 50c kigd, yoorai for fllf Stepping hito the . CiUTiOKe without assistance, the enthusiastic cheering broke out again, and lie stood erect for an instant and bowed several times, with his hat lu his hand, before sitting down. hu proven to be tlio Beot there I» for Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia,»c. 'AMOUO Rheumatic Complaints Ladies' percale sun bonnets, 2Pc kind, your choice for.... I8C 1 lot ltoys' swimming tights worth 10c, here rci Ladies' seersucker under skirts reduced now for. UY 4 IK Once outside the horses quickened their pace, and, escorted by life guardM before and after, the king drove through cheering thousands to Buckingham palace. Only 250. and 50c. at all druggists or through Boys' caps worth 15c while tboy last 5' U. S. Steel, pref. F. W Richer ft Go. 215 Pearl Street. L fiSw Yortt. Jt The Magnet Clothiers, Hatters and # Furnishers. Western Union Wabash, pref. Wabash, com. Union Pacific Hardly had he entered when the dripping skies let loose a torreut of rain, the one discordant element In London's welcome to Uar king. A lazy liver makes a lazy man. Burdock Blood Bltterg is the natural, nev- & G«rntr Main and Broad Struts. er falling remedy for a lazy liver. 37 S. Main St., Pittston. '