Pittston Gazette

              •*«  't i •vV c. '■'it.' W P1TTSTON, PA., FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1902. TWO CENTS A COPY; 1 ft DilCrC FORTY CENTS A MONTH. I 32d YEAR. I WKBKLY ESTABLISHED 18S0. 1 DAILY EST. bt THEO. HABT 18*. CYCLONE WRECKS HOTEL. netYed gates SIX MILLIONS FIRE IT 8CRANT0N STRIKING RIOTERS HELD. LITTbG STIR IN LONDON Ine Hundred Perwn Darted In It's a fiood Investment Coroner'! Jnry Un Blame For Kill- Ruins, but None Killed. To Buy Your Srocerles In K at Hhenaadoab. Wilmington, N. C., Aug. 8.—One hundred guests and employees were burled in the wreck of the Hotel Oceanic, twenty miles fronv here, which was torn from Its foundations and sent crashing to the ground by a terrlllc windstorm which swept over the coast section of North Carolina. AT  Rlienandoah, Pa., Aug.) 8.—The coroner's jury which has boon investigating the death of Joseph Beddall. who received Ills fatal Injuries In the riot here last week, has concluded Its Inquiry and rendered a verdict holding "Joseph I'aluwlcz, a butcher; Matthew PauhiHkas, a one armed saloon keeper, and many other rioters unknown to the Jury resiHinslble for tile killing. / The Brlflgs Washery Totally Destroyed. Decorations Alone Indicate Nearness of Coronation. His Louisville and Nashville Coup Very Profitable BRENNAN & ROBERTS CO OO *0 Best Patent Flour  20 lba Gran. Sugar  Cheese, full cream, lb  Pint Root Beer Bottles, (loz. Qt. Root Beer Bottles, doz... Hires' Root Beer, 3 for  Arbuckle Coffee  Lion Coffee  $4.25 1.00 .12 .CD0 Of those caught in the building thirteen were badly injured and have lieen brought to this city. Others have been taken to their homes or to the houses of neighbors. Of the injnred brought to this city Hampton Win Kuyetteville is the most seriouslyifci't nnd may die. iL The storm broke shortly be*c 0 o'clock. The sky had been overcast all evening. When the tirst windburst came, all the guests were in the hotel, and soon many of the women became panic stricken as the building rocked before the fearful blasts of what they believed to lie a hurricane. There had beeu dancing earlier 111 the evening, but the terrlfled guests found It impossible to continue and huddled In corners watching the vivid llashes of lightning. mm * OWNED BY SCRANTON CO. VISITORS NOT NUMEROUS. MORGAN St CO. BUY HIM OUT The men named in the verdict are now locked uji. and other arrests will follow. The two men were taken Into custody yesterday afternoon by two constables, who were protected by a platoon of soldiers from Company K of the Twelfth regiment. ■ ■■■ The Latter Will 8oon Have Control of Flames Started Inside the Building 8ome People Surround Buckingham Stock, Which Revives Prophecy Palace) But the Crowd it Not Large. of Final Union With the Southern CO ■ mmm O cs UJ g —■ 8hortly After Noon From Unknown King's Message to the People of CO CO Cause and Resulted In a Lost of A large number of witnesses were examined, Including tbe three workmen and Deputy Sheriff Thomas Beddall, who were first attacked by the mol), the six |MDllccuieii who were subsequently set niDoii and some of them shot and several eyewitnesses of the His Monarchy. Railway. $50,000. New York, Aug. 8.—Tbe final chapter I11 the history of the Gates corner of Louisville and Nashville stock Is soon to be read. Scranton, -Pa., Auk. 8.—Another culm washery In this city was destroyed by fire today making the second one that has been wiped out by the flames within a week. The one burned today was the Brlggs, located in Keyser Valley, and owned and operated by the Scran, ton Coal Co., of which John R. Bryden Is manager. The washery has a capacity of 1,000 tons a day and was valued at $50,000. It was one of the beat plants of the kind In this district. London, Aug. 8.—London Is taking the near approach of the coronation with surprising calmness. Except the decorations along the route to be followed between Buckingham Palaco and Westminster Abbey, there is today no sign of anything unusual. Many business places do not even present their usual scenes of activity. A number of business houses have been closed and will remain so until Monday. Buckingham Palace Is the center of attraction for visitors, but even there the crowd is not particularly large. BREMEN ft ROBERTS, The manipulation of tills most determined mnstcik of "corners" will profit Ills clique $0,000,000, tbe result of four months' determined work and 1111 Infinite amount of confidence and grit. Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. £ I The situation in this section of the coalfields remains unchanged, ami staff officers at brigade headquarters «lo not apprehend any trouble in the near future. The troops liad a quiet day. Two companies are still on guard duty in the foreign quarters of the town. The governor's troop of cavalry (bok a practice march of twenty miles through the Mahunoy valley, passing through Mnlzerville, FrlckviUe, Moore. New Boston, Mahanoy City. St. Nicholas, Lanlganvllle l'nss and Jackson's I'atch. The Eighth regiment and the two companies of the Fourth regiment gave an evening parade and review at brigade headquarters at 5 o'clock. riot. The building was suddenly swayed from side to side as though tossed by a tidal wave, and with shrieks and cries for help many of the women started to run out into the open air, where they felt instinctively they would lie safe. The end of the corner, according to the belief of Wall street, lands a big majority of the stock of the Louisville and Nashville road in the hands of ,T. P. Morgan, the "merger master," and clears the way for that vast consolidation of railroad interests. Williams & McAnulty The washery has been in operation during the past week, and was working this morning. About 1.30 o'clock, shortly after the employes had started work, aftar eating their dinner, the Interior of the building was discovered to be on Are.'The flames seemed to have spread considerably before they were discovered, notwithstanding the fact that there were several guards on duty, in addition to a large number of workmen. There are no Are hydrants In the vicinity of the washery. and. once the flames had secured a .good Btart, nothing could be done to save the structure, which was In ashes In a very short space of time. Before any eoukl rencli the doors tlic hotel wn» caught up from Its foundations and sent sweeping sidewlse to the ground. Carpets and Wall Papers at Reduced Prices , CO o Louisville and Nashville stock, which in the early part of April was quoted at 108, but which under manipulation by John W. Gates advanced by leaps and bounds to a figure that tinally forced August Belmont rat of the control; the top notch of 141)% yesterday,' closing at 149, u net gain of 3% for the day. London, Aug. 8.—Prince and Princess Henry, of Prussia, and Princess Louise, of Battenburg, arrived In London today. The weather was squally today, but the weather office predicts sunshine for tomorrow. The building collapsed like a house of cards. The screams of the frantic women rose aliove the crash of the storm nnd falling timbers as the lights were suddenly extinguished and the hotel tumbled into a mass of kindling wood, burying the guests. COMB IN and look overotir superb lino Remembering we are quoting Special Prices 60 NORTH MAIN. THE RELIABLE PLACE London, Aug. 8.—The following message from King Edward to his people has liecn made publlt:. Washington, Aug. H.—A recent mail from the Philippines contains ail interesting summary of the results of court murtlnl cases in those islands. It shows that the uccificd in 227 cases were dishonorably discharged, in 231 cases forfeited pay and allowances, in 115 cases sulTcrcd other punishment, in 110 cases were lined and in :C20 eases were sentenced to confinement. The charges included mtirdcr, manslaughter, assaults.and attempted rape. Afost of tlie charges, however, were for trivial offenses and were based upon complaints made by native Filipinos. Philippine Ciiart Martini CnneM, Toil Notch Readied, If you are looking for Something in the line of "On tlie eve of iny coronation, an event which I look upon us one of the most solemn and important of my life, I am anxious to express to my people lit.home and in the colonies and in India my heartfelt appreciation of the deep sympathy-they, have manifested toward me during a ttiub In my life of such imminent danger. The postponement of the coronation ceremony owing to my Illness has caused, 1 fear, much inconvenience and trouble to all who intended to celebrate It. But tluslr disappointment has been borne by them with admirable patience and temper. The storm did not cease for an hour, nnd during that time those who were able hcliDcd to rescue the others from tile tangle of crossed beams and broken timbers under which they were Imprisoned. Tlioy were provided for as well as possible until morning, when n courier brought the news of the accident to this city. Forty-six thousand five hundred shares were sold, and the wholesale demaud for the stock sent Wall street speculating wildly as to the meaning of this sudden reminder of the days In April when Gates started in to buy nil Louisville nnd Nashville In sight. Evans Bros. GROCERIES KNOX MAKES A STATEMENT. Attorney General's Version of the Row Simultaneously yesterday with the activity in the road now practically controlled by the Harris * Jates-IIawley crowd were noted visits at the office of Morgan & Co. by Helmont, President Samuel Spencer of the Southern railway and John W. Gates, and the rumor spread rapidly that Morgan & Co., who are believed to hold 150,000 shares, bought at about 130, have agreed to take over the Gates' syndicate holdings of 200,000 shares for 150. at Atlantic City. The storm had been so great that all telephone lines were blown down, cutting off communication with Caroline Beach, a summer resort. The uprooted trees and the debris piled along the road made It Impracticable to attempt to carry relief by land, and a special boat was sent to Caroline Beach at 4 o'clock in the morning carrying medical aid, nurses and supplies. We have them. New York, Aug. 8.—Concerning the attack made on Attorney General Knox by three wealthy Pennsylvanlans in an Atlantic City hotel (a report of which is printed on the second page of today's Gazette), Mr, Knox made the following statement in this city today: "It was at the Garden hotel. I went there with four. lady friends. Who they were makes no difference. While we were* dining, three men came in and sat at a nearby table. One of the men I recognized as Charles T. Schoen, of Pittsburg. The otherE were unknown to me. The three became so noisy and used such rough and insulting language that I decided to escort my friends from the dining room. Afterward I returned, walked to the table where the three men sat and reproved them severely' for their talk. This led to words, and. finally, one of the men—I didn't know which one— arose and made a liinge nt me with his fist. I managed to avoid the blow and was not struck. At this point, bystanders and hotel employes rushed up and prevented the men from further at tacking me. During the trouble and ar gument, nothing whatever was said about truBtB, as reported in some of the newspapers have made mention of the trouble." 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 & Schraum Cfc Co Pint Mason Jars,  per dozen. ...... tHIw Larirent Drydock Now nt llermudn, Hamilton, Bermuda, Aug. 8.—The new floating dock for the British government's naval station nt Ireland Island, Bermuda, has arrived off St. George. Tills dock is tlie largest Montr lug drydock in existence. It was built by Messrs. C. S. Swan Sc Hunter at Wailsenil-oii-Tyne. The dock was towed out from the river Thames by two powerful tugs and was attended on tlie trip across by a third vessel. The d ick is ii-jri feet long, and its side Willis are Tt't feet !! inches high. It Is capable of lilting a vessel weighing 17,- 500 tons and drawing ."D2 feet of water. "The prayers of my people for my re covery were heard, and I now offer up my deepest gratitude to Divine l'rovldeuce for having preserved my life and given me strength to fulfill the' Important duties which devolve upon me as sovereign of this greut empire." Quart Mason Jars, per dozen "liJU DEADLY MINE EXPLOSION. Allowing that the Gates control of the stock was secured at an average price of 120, this settlement by Morgan & Co. wotdd mean a profit of $('D,- 000,000 for the Gates crowd, a handsome tribute to the sagacity of that successful manipulator of corners. thirteen Kniitvn Deud and Many Miaul UK. J gal. Mason Jars, £|)a per dozen Ollw A Hpontaneouit ISxpr*HMfon, Pllcblo, Colo., Auk- 8.—A special to the Chieftain from Trinidad says tliat a disastrous explosion occurred nt 0:30 o'clock InKt . night nt No. 3 mine nt Rowen, n huiiiII camp nliout ten miles north of tlint plnee. Thirteen lives nre known to linve been lost. The exnct number of men working on the night shift mill in the mine nt the time of the explosion is unknown. The mine Is worked by the Union I'onl company nt Denver. It Is n slope mine, sltuated on the niountaln side and about 400 yards from the tipple below. The explosion occurred about 800 feet from the mouth of the slope nnd was caused by firedamp. Apple Butter  1 crock Heinz Apple Butter. 1 nal. Canned Apples,(whole) 3 hot. 5-minute lloot Beer... 3 hot. Hires' lloot Beer for.. Good Bio Coffee, lb  Arbuckle's Coffee  Lion Coffee  King Edward's proclamation Is a personal and spontaneous expression of his majesty's feelings. It was conceived and written by himself in an autograph letter to the lioine secretary, C. T. Itltchle. In addressing this communication to the home secretary the king is following tlie traditions observed by the late Queen Victoria when she addressed personal messages to the nation. Merger of Southern Komla. Potatoos, fine stock fiftf* per bushel Ulft? The control of the added block of stock by Morgan & Co. would bear out most strongly the long repeated report of the intended merging of Louisville and Nashville and the Southern railway. as Mr. Morgan practlcully owns the latter. 'f Mother find Children Cremated. Middietown, N. Y., Aug. 8.—Mrs. Emillo Ixraibnrdi and two of lier hiiiiiII children have Iteen limned to dentil nt the Union Dairy company's creamery in the town of Crawford, this county. Emillo Lombard! is a cheescmaker and occupied the upper portion of the building with his wife and tire children. When the lire was discovered, the husband succeeded in saving three of the children, but was unable to rescue his wife ami the two infants. The building was destroyed. Mangan's King Edward did not drive out yesterday. A large crowd had gathered outside Buckingham palace in expectation of their majesties taking a drive, and the king, who was lunching in one of the front rooms of the building, came to a window in full view of the people, who cheered him enthusiastically. The king liowcd his acknowledgments.As tfas iDointed out nearly two weeks ngo a great consolidation of ronds to control the trntftc from the lnkes to the gulf nnd the south Atlnntlc ports by menus of n Southern Securities company nwnits only the settlement of the Northern Securities company contest. Evans Bros. Dry Goods and Grocery Stores, Immediately after the night shift had started in the slope n startling explosion occurred, entirely tilling the mouth of the slope and shaking buildings nnd breaking windows a mile distant.46 South Main Street, Sentiment In the south Is against any such traffic trust, mill the people of Tennessee have already taken nlurm at the threatened monopoly of their markets and hnve called upon the governor to take steps to thwart such a combination. Pitta ton, Pa. Knox VHits the President 10 and 12 North Main Street Oyster Bay, L. I.. Aug. 8.—Attorney Qeneral Knox and wife were guests of the President at luncheon today. Pittstteld, Mass., Aug. 8.—A brief hearing was given Corporal lllchard .1. O'Brieii of North Adams, who was arrested at his home on Wednesday last by government officials, before United States Commissioner Wood here yesterday afternoon, the charge being perjury. After consultation of counsel the case was postponed until today to await some deUnite settlement as to ball. I'orpnritl unrien ArrnlBnei It had been expected that Ids majesty would visit Westminster abbey, but he did not do so. lie was busily engaged with ills-secretary, Lord Ivnollys.As the month of the slope wns tilled the rescuers were deln.ved for some time, but succeeded in reaching some of the men through an old slope, and eight dead lMiilics were quickly brought to the surface. The Griffin Studio. For WEDDINGS ClnufAre f For FUNERALS ■ lOWBrS i 'THE WEATHER. CUBAN ANNEXATION The Whltnker Wrlulit genndnl. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) JBMRPEMTEH,E*ETEfl it. exeter boro Washington, Aug. S.—Fair tonight, and Saturday. The mine is tilled with gas nnd smoke, and the rescuers are afraid of after damp nnd are unable to stay in the mine more than n short time. Mothers, wives anil children of the dead and imprisoned miners are almost crazed with grief, and the scene presented at the moutli of the mine is a most pathetic one. London, Aug. 8.—The official receiver announces that he has issued summonses against Will taker Wright and Robert Lcmnri to recover $750,iMKt in connection with share transactions between the British-America n corporation nnd the failed Loudon and ttlobe Financial corporation, limited. The city is displaying the deepest interest in the London anil tilolie group of companies, and the demand that the public prosecutor act is increasingly insistent. Probitbly the full extent of the money lost to the public by the company will never be known, but financial experts now estimate it at upward of $100,- 000,000. Artistic Photography in all Branches. That Movement In t nIvi'U'iiinp, MtnlMer SqulerM AMNUreM l'lantern WHwiftarra, Pa. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Havana, Aug. 8.—By the decision of the Merchants association not to present a petition for annexation to the Washington government the annexation movement is thought to have been brought to nil end. It is said on excellent authority tliat the association's decision was the result of assurances from Minister Scullers that the Washington government was opposed to. annexation and that the movement would lack support PEOPLE'S PHONE 368 SS. MAIN ST New York Stock Markets furnished tay Halglit & Freese, stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Schley nt 1'lnttnburK Bnrrneka. Best Goods at Half Price at Now York, Aug. 8. 1902. Open. CIob. 133% 132% 93% 93% 102% 103% lD7% 67% 32% 33 68% 68% 110% 109% 55% 54% 31% 31% 187% 187% 190 189 90 89 38% 40% 68% 69V1 149% 149% 135 134% 149 148% 117% 116% 33 D4 . 34% 170 170 V, 29% 138% 19'4 Flnttshurg, N. V., Aug. 8.—Admiral mid Mrs. Bcliley .have arrived at Plattsburg barracks 011 a ten days' visit to their sou. Captain Thomas F. Schley of the Twenty-third Infantry. A reception was held 111 their honor. Today lie will review the Twenty-third regiment. Another distinguished visitor at l'lattsburg barracks Is Colonel Kitson of the British army, who Is an attache ■t the British embassy at Washington. Special * This Wask. Sugar  Atchison  Atchison, pref  Copper  Car & Foundry ■... Brooklyn Traction . B. & O.  Clics. & Ohio  Chic. & Gt. Western C.. M. & St. P. ... I. & P  Col. F. & I  Brie  The powder house in the mine, usually containing 1,000 itounds of powder, blew up, and it is this which caused so great a disaster. The general belief is that the entire mine lias been ruined, and If not it will take months to get it in working order again. The rescuing party is pushing forward with all imsslble haste, and liefore many hours the exact minfbcr of lives lost and the total amount of damage can be determined.— MAGNET there. Our sale lias commenced ill earnest. Here there are no blanks —all prizes. When we see a chance to make ope dollar do the work of two, we take it for you. Then, too, wo must. clean up for Fall stock, and ;is this is the best time for you, we start now. Meanwhile the business situation ill the Isl'Uid Is becoming complicated and deplorable. In districts near Havana the bad stateof affairs is increasing, although it has not yet acquired such pro|HDl'tions as In other parts of the is- A Third Trolley Victim llenil. Washington, Aug. H.—Uonr Admiral Evans lias sailed from Chefu, China, for ('Upiuu1)hD, Korea, in command of n squadron consisting of the battleship Kearsarge (flagship), the cruiser Now Orleans and the gunlxiats Vleksburg and Helena. The puritfse of tlie organization of this siinadron and its departure for Korean waters Is not known here. Some naval officers think tliat there will be squadron maneuvers near Chemulpo. .C1 the state department it was said that the ships may have, gone to attend the fiftieth birthday celebration of the emperor of Korea, which occurs on Sept- C1. Evanii Satin to Korea. Wo have "marked down our stock of Moil's Summer Suits to figures that mean a saving of money Hudson. N. Y„ Aug. K.—Matthew Burcli of Stockport, who was injured In the collision 011 the Albany and Hudson Electric railway Aug. -. dieil yesterday, making the third person dead. He was a fruit buyer. The collision took place within '.'00 feet of Bnreli's residence. He had boarded the car one minute before the accident. Hotel ltuxC«d by Hurricane. Eric, pref Ill IMnar del Itlo province dozens of establishments are closing. In Matanzas province no work is lieiiifi (lone oil the farmsor in the towns. More than persons in that province are seeking work. In Santa Clara province the countrymen are KilcrlllclnK their work animalH in order to ent. In Puerto rrlncipe province no work is hciiiK done oil the two principal sugar estates. All municipal work is stopped. laud, "Wilmington, N. C., Aug. 8.—During a terrific windstorm which passed over Carolina Hejieh, twenty miles from Wilmington, the Hotel Oceanic was razed to the ground and thirteen guests more or less Injured, one perhaps fatally. As telephonic communication was cut off by the storm and the roads were piled up with trees and debris news did not reach tills city of the occurrence until several hours afterward, when medical aid and nurses were sent down by boat. Louis. & Nash. .. Munhattan El. ... Met. Traction .. Ma. Pacific  Col. Southern .... HI.  Mexican Central .. Canadian Pacific .. Rep. steel  Norfolk & Western N. Y. O. & W. ... N. Y. Central  Pennsylvania .. .. Reading  Reading, pref  Southern Hy  Southern Ry.. pref. Southern Pacific 'i'enn. C. & i  Texas Pacific  U. 8. Leather .... U. 8, Leather pref U. S. Steel  1 lot ladies' white lawn shirt waists, they are worth 50c, 75c and Il.UO. Yonr choice 25C" Ladies' silk parasols, they are the $2.00 and to you $2.50 kind, yours now for. ■ II.I9 Men's Sack Suits in serges, flannels and fancy worsted; formerly $9.00, 10.00 and 11.00; **M £ft our price w ' ■•HI 1 lot ladles' ribbed vests, worth 12c,  now for *.. |c 30 138% 19% 07 34 raris. Auk. 8.—The Solell thin morning asserts tlmt the government has already received n protest from the pope on tlio application of the law of associations, but that tin' liol.v pee does not Intend to publish the tenor of this communication. The l'oite ProtentN. special at fancy percale shirt waists worth 20c. Ladles' percale wrappers, well made, only Ci&% 31% lf.5% ItiO B7V6 73 V4 40% 97% 1 lot gents' fancy suspenders, only 8c Ladies' cambric under skirts with deep lace tlonnce, worth 92c, special at 50c 1 lot dimitv, nice showy patterns, worth 15c. now ono-half price, a yard... 7v In N'nevitas the company which Is constructing the Central railroad is reducing the numltcr of workmen. In Santiago province tlie-fqrmer soldiers are demanding the payment of army salaries as required by the Cuban constitution.The Holier In Rnaala, Wash Suits; reg. QC« "D0c value; our price m5H5 A Maeeabee Treaaurer Arretted lleval. Aug. 8.—Yesterday afternoon Emperor William and the tzar witnessed the operation of landing a force on the island of Carboe. This maneuver ended with the entire force marchlug (Mist the. sovereigns, who bad followed the operations by boat and on foot ashore. Upon leaving the, island their majesties- responded heartily-to the cheers of the crews of the warships. During the day the cwir and the emperor exchanged alguillettes as a token of friendship. Detroit. Mich., Aug. N.-pA special to the Tribune from Manistee, Mlcli., says that Alex llauingarteu of Chicago, treasurer of a Maccabee lodge in that city. Is In Jail there awaiting an officer with requisition papers from Illinois. It 16 charged that he left with $7,000 of bis lodged money, He tin d hern-In that city but a few hours when he was arrested. v» Two-piece- 1). B. Suits, serge, 0 to loyrs, M Eft worth 3.50; price fftiVll Winsted. Conn.. Auk. 8.—The condition of former Governor Lorrln A. t'ook, who has been indisposed for Home time, Is now regarded as serious. Rx-Kovernor Cook Serluualy III. Another lot of children's India Panama bats, they ara worth 2dc, yours now for..,.. D.. 8« Two hundred idle Cuban workmen went t» the palace in an orderly manner and earnestly solicited President Palnia for work. President Pajiua addressed the laborers from the balcony, promising to npply to Congress for an appropriation for* public works. Ladies' lisle riblDed vests, short sleeves, regular 50c kind, yours for 1 19c Ladies' percale sun bonnets, 2f?o kind, your choice for J8c 1 lot toys' swimming tights worth 10c, here now for; r.-— ........... t.. m «...... 5r" Clunilltnrnt llrownii Thirteen, UOI4 IB. Trinidad, Colo., Aug. H-At Blossburg. five miles west of Ilaton, N*. M., n cloudburst drowned four iiersons, Mrs. Francesco Dondnguez and tltfee children and a family of husband, wife und three children are reiDorteCl to have been drowned at Terceo. They were seen just before the arrivnl of a big wall of water, but all efforts to Und them slnee have fa'led.  Ladies' seersucker under skirts reduced to- 38C Boys' caps worth 15c while they last 5c U. S. Steel, pref. Western Union .. Wabash, pre!  Wabash, com. ... Union Pacific .... Union Pacific, pref. Alton  Disastrous Explosion of Dynamite. Port Henry, ,N. Y„ Aug. 8.—Colby and Howen, the burglars who escnped from the Eliza bethtown Jail, have been captured. Colby was caught between Karanac lake and Lake Placid, and Bowen was taken near Silver lftfee. Jnll Breakers Captured. Vienna. Aug. 8.—An explosion of nuro-glycerine occurred today In e, rock quarry at Slfitlana, near Trieste. Bight persons were killed and 29 Injured. Seven bouses were wrecked. General Nor* Captarea Marmalade. The Magnet Clothiers, Hatters and Cape Haitlen. Haiti, Aug. R-The army under General Nord, minister of war of the provisional government, has retaken St. Michel and Marmalade. Furnishers. CofMf Main aad Bread Striata. 37 S. Main St., Pittston.