Pittston Gazette

              X" ' •" * BiiMmtiyiBk (gaDdff b r. e. i \ 32d YEAR. t VMKLT E8TA6LIBHED 1810. 1 DAILY EST. bt THJBO. HART 18M. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1902. TWO CENT8 A COPY: I PAPrC FORTY CENTH A MONTH, f 35 McMILLAN'S FUNERAL. GOVERNOR IN CUSTODY. REVOLUTIONISTS IN POSSESSION. KELLER FINES MINERS. ALL LOOKING TO MORGAN. It's a Good Investment To Buy Your Grocerlts Holds Evidence Adduced Proved Mr. Gage of California Arrested and Later Releaned. Confederation. Lob Angeles, Cul., Aug. 14.—Governor Henry T. Gage was arrested yesterday by a detective of San Francisco who served on him a warrant charging him with criminal libel, the warrant having been sworn to by the proprietor of the San Francisco Call. The governor was Immediately afterward released on a writ of habeas corpus. Charleston, W. Va„ Aug. 14.—Judge Keller has decided the contempt cases arising from the Injunction issued in the suit of the Collins Colliery company in connection with the strike at the mines In this section. BRENNAN & ROBERTS to CO bo Body Reached Detroit This Government Officials at Bacelona Are All in Jail. He Is the Hope of Both Strikers and Operators. Morning. John Klehnrds and twenty others were declared to be in contempt and sentenced to pay a line of $5 each and to settle the costs of tho case. Best Patent Flour  20 lbs Gran. Sugar  Cheese, full cream, lb  Pint Root Beer Bottles, doz Qt. Root Beer Bottles, doz.. Hires' Root Beer, 3 for  Arbucklo Coffee  Lion Coffee  $4.25 EVERYTHING NOW QUIET. MAY FORCE ARBITRATION. 1.00 .12 .00 RECEIVED WITH HONORS. The charges against Governor Gage grew out of the publication In the Call of articles which the governor had declared were Issued for the purpose «f Injuring him politically. Judge Keller declared that his court had Jurisdiction, although the defendants were residents of the state, because of the fact that they were charged with violating an Injunction Issued in resimnse to a bill brought by a domestic corporation against nonresident defendants, thus giving the court Jurisdiction in the case and over anybody who by his own act afterward became a party to the suit. ■ ■■■ O) American and Other Foreign Warships Belief is Abroad That He Will Com c5 O) Funeral Service* Will Take Place To. Mr. Gibson, a detective from this city, arrived In Los Angeles, and, appearing at the governor's office here without delay, he served the warrant and placed the governor under arrcRt Ready to Intervene at Any Moment pel Operators to Make Concessions. "So morrow and Will be Marked by Sim. His Sailing Bulletined—Plan to pllcltyt—Body Lying In State This Rebels Will Seek the Rights of Bel Bring About New Policy. .. CO CO Afternoon. ligerents—Have Several Ports Now. Detroit, Mich., Aug. 14.—The remains of the late Senator McMillan arrived here this morning at 8 o'clock. Many prominent people were at the station and escorted the body to the Senator's late residence, where It Is being viewed by the people this afternoon. The funeral will take place tomorrow and will be marked by simplicity. No sermon or vocal music ia included in the programme. Governor Gage already had prepared n petition for a writ of habeas corpus, which was presented before Judge I.u-elen Shaw of the superior court immediately after Clie service of the warrant. After some argument before the court Judge Shuw granted the petition, naming a nominal ball of |TD(H). responsibility for which he himself assumed. Washington, Aug. 14.—The Navy Department received the following message this morning from Barcelona Venezuela: "Barcelona Is occupied by the revolutionists and they have imprisoned all the civil and military authorities of the government. They are in possession of the entire district. Some pillaging is being done. Everything is now quiet McLean." Wllkeslmrrc, I'a., Auk. 14.—In 3. I'ierpout Morgan striking coal miners believe they see the Moses who Is to lend them from strife to arbitration and perhaps victory. This sentiment, arisen no one knows how. Is of overwhelming force from one end of the coallleld to the other, and the news that the financier had sailed for Now York from Liverpool was received with enthusiasm everywhere. Crowds surrounded the bulletin 1 wards of the newspapers which announced his Railing, and operator and striker exclaimed together: "It'll soon end when Morgan gets back. He'll make them come to terms." lie reviewed the question of confederation between Richards and his associates and the parties named in the bill—Secretary Wilson. Charles Evans and other officers of the national organisationand held that the testimony adduced as to the attendance of the national board at the Huntington conference which callcd the strike, the furnishing of supplies to the strikers by the organization and the fact that all were members of local unions showed clearly tlint there was such a confederation as was contemplated by the injunction order. BRENNAN & ROBERTS, Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. u ■ ■■ 5 Governor Gage was accompanied to the courtroom by Detective Gibson, Attorney II. H. Appel and tlio governor's private secretary. I. II. Foley. Upon the conclusion of the argument Judge Shaw granted the petition, and Governor Gage walked out of the room. Williams & McAnulty Washington, Aug. 14—The State Department this morning received the following cable message from Minister Powell, at Port-au-Prince. Haytl: "K is impossible for me to communicate with Gonvalves, because the wires !»r..' being cut." Vienna, Aug. 14.—The Neue Freie Presse states that Queen Elizabeth, of Roumanla, has Invited Count Tolstoi to settle permanently In Bucharest as Iter honored guest. She reminds him that If be ends his days In Roumanla, no one can deny him Christian burial. Tolstoi will probably accept the Invitation, wihlch Is regarded as a deliberate affront to the Czar. Queen of Roumanla Honors Tolstoi, Carpets and Wall Papers at Reduced Prices IRON WORKERS' STRIKE OFF Counselor Burdett, for the prisoners, explained that his clients lind been on strike and had no money with which to meet the tine of $rD each and the costs of the litigation, which amounted to $1,000. The Judge thereupon remitted both the line and the costs. Mr. Morgan, the miners believe, will return determined to force concessions from the operators. This determination, no one believes, has come from any sociological sentiment, but from a business brain that can see the folly of continuing a weekly loss of millions which a placatory policy would avert. They believe he will use the Heading, Lehigh Valley and Central Railroad of New Jersey as a weapon to compel the management of the other coal roads to recede from their present positions. American BrlilKr Company Grant* RmployreH' Demand*, Port of Spain, Trinidad, A up. 14.— The fall of Barcelona Into the bands of the Venezuelan revolutionists has put renewed strength into their campaign. Philadelphia, Aug. 14. — President Buchanan of the International Structural Iron Workers' association arrived liero lust nlglit and announced that the American Bridge Company had granted the demands of Its Employees In the Philadelphia district for an eight hour working day at 50 cents nn hour. Mr. Buchanan further stated 'that the general sympathetic strike ordered last Saturday liy the executive board of thcunion would lDe declared off today. President Buchanan said: COME IN and look over our superb linn Remembering we are quoting Special Prices. 60 NORTH MAIN. THE RELIABLE PLACE The committee here having in charge the Interests of the Matos fDarty Is eu•tbnslastlc of this new success. MACKAY'S WILL FILED. Five Workmen Injured. If you are looking for Something in the line of New York, Aug. 14.—By the breaking of a derrick boom, an Iron girder fell four stories at a new building in course of construction at Broadway and Sixteenth streets, today. Five -workmen were struck by the falling iron and two of them, Clarence Culllnan, of Hoboken, and Charles A. Stevens, of this city, will probably die. The revolutionists now hold the custom ports Ciudad de Bolivar, Guiria, L'ano, Colorado, Coro, Carupano and Barcelona. It Is probable that L'umanu will be captured today. Widow and Son Slinre PropfrtlM Equally Virginia City, Nov., Aug. 14.—Mrs. John \V. Mackay and Clarence II. Macka.v, through attorneys, liuvc tiled the will of the late John W, Mackay In the district court for probate, with the petition that Mrs. Mackay and Clarence H. Mackay be appointed executors.Evans Bros. Humors were plentiful that John Mitchell has already determined that the committee of the operators will not have tlnislied their report before a committee of strikers will ask them to hear their side again. In view of tills situation the committee purposes to address at once a memorandum to foreign nations asking that the revolutionists be recognized as belligerents.GROCERIES "The completeness of the boycott against material furnished lDy the American Bridge company Is manifested by the gratifying result of the conference with that company's officers In New York. Ail strikes, sympathetic and otherwise, will be called off on Thursday, the day following conference with the company's officer*. Further. the employees of the American Bridge company will work hereafter at ."D0 cents an hour and enjoy the privilege of nn eight hour day." Great Britain and the 8hip Combine. It Is generally understood that Great Britain and one other nation Jiave Intimated that tliey firvor granting the request, even In advance of Its presentation.By the terms of the will Mr. Mackay rccognizcs Ills wife as an equal partner in all his properties and leaves his share to his son Clarence. Mitchell Silent. We have them. London, Aug. 14.—The Admiralty has Invited steamship men, outside of the Morgan ship combine, to supply the fast vessels they have suitable for conversion as armed cruisers. This is taken as an indication that the government does not Intend to come to an arrangement with the Morgan trust. All this was only rumor, however. No strike leader would confirm it, and Mitchell refused to talk. Pint Mason Jars,  per dozen "1116 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 Apple Btatter  1 crock Heinz Apple Butter. 1 Kal- Canned Apples,(whole) 3 bot. 5-minute lloot Beer... 3 bot. Hires' Boot Beer for.. Good Rio Coffee, lb  Arbuckle's Coffee  Lion Coffee  Mr. Macktty's wealth has been estimated at from 000,000 to $K0,000,- 000. lie owned much stock in the Commercial Cable company and Postal Telegraph. lie owned the l'ostal building ut 253 Broadway, worth about $1,730,- 000, and was the principal owner of the new Cable building at 20 Broad street aud some of tin? adjacent property.So far ns help from President Itoosevelt or Senators Quay and Penrose Is concerned, the miners have little hope. The revolutionists are now attacking Cumana and expect to storin that city within twenty-four hours. The government lias only about 3oO men to oppose 1,100 men of the attacking force, which is full of confidence as the result of recent victories. "Let Senator Quay hint that Ills next legislature will consider certain bills affecting coal carrying corporations," said a strike leader, "and I'm sure they'd soon be ready to arbitrate or do anything else. We don't believe the senator will do that, so we must look elsewhere." Quart Mason Jars, JE. per dozoli IllC Boer General* Will Attend Review. Brussels, Aug. 14.—Generals Botha, DeWet and Delarey, who are on their way to England, have cabled to this place from Madeira stating that they expect to accept an Invitation to attend the coronation naval review off Splthoad, on Saturday. Paris, Aug. 14.—The police compelled nuns to leave four convents in the Les Nevan district today, amid hostile demonstrations on the part of the populace. Nun* Compelled to Leave Convents. •i gal. Mason Jars, 0A. per dozen OWe MANY WARSHIPS READY. United Stiitca Ham Tlaree anil Germa- lie was a large owner of Southern Paclilc railway stock and bonds and n heavy stockholder in Canadian Pacific. He had much western real estate and mining property, a large estate in Texas, another in southern California and owned the Grand lteef copper mine in Arizona. lie had millions Invested In other properties, but the extent of these Investments can only he ascertained fryin mi Inventory of his estate.Senator Penrose at Philadelphia made the following statement: ny Four on Veneinclan CoaRt. "Both Senator Quay and myself have always been ready to receive any delegation from the miners and do all In our power to bring an end to the present troubles. If there Is anything we can do toward settling the difficulties, it will be done." Washington, Aug. 14.—Comniunder McLean of the Cincinnati has left I'ucrto Cubello for Barcelona and in probably nearly there by this time. His orders give lilm wide latitude. Ill the event that the American Interests or the consular a sent, Ignaclo II. Balz, has been molested bo will be justified In adopting drastic measures against tlie revolutionists. Potatoes, fine stock OA. per bushel PlIC Death of a Catholic Priest. Home, Aug. 14.—The Pope has expressed a desire that all o£ the Cardinals of the Curia shall be present at tho reception on Sunday, the occasion being the name day of His Holiness. The Pope's Name Day Reception. Saratoga, N. Y., Aug. 14.—Rev. Fa, tber Martin Carroll, pastor of the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, In Brooklyn, died last night In Dr. Strong's Sanitarium, from Injuries received in a trolley accident on July 24. No further plan which the People's alliancc Is to suggest to Senators Quay and Penrose lias yet been suggested, and the committee, which Is to leave on Saturday, will probably not be able to suggest any, being willing to leave the matter entirely In the hands of the senators. Attorney General Elkln Is said to have a scheme whereby the tlrurters the coal carrying companies may be attacked. The charges, If made, are to be on a violation of the Interstate commerce law. If It Is found that the state can do nothing, an appeal will then be made to the higher authorities, and the president may be asked to use his good oltlces in behalf of the strikers. Governor of the Chickasaws. Evans Bros. Fort Worth. Texas, Aug. 14.—Palmer S. Mosely was elected governor of the Chickasaw Nation, In the Indian Territory, over William L. Byrd, by a majority of six. Minister Uowen cabled the state department that be had been trying in vain to communicate with the gunboat Marietta, which lias Just returned from a trip up the Orinoco, In order to send her to Barcelona. He says the cable between Caracas and Barcelona has been cut again. Tlie Marietta was reported as having arrived at Port of Spain. Minister Bowen wants a warship at La Guayra, and the Marietta will probably go there, where it. will be able to land bluejackets should the American legation In Caracas be endangered by an Insurgent attack. Sennatlonnl Snlclile at \laKara, Mangan's Pittsburg Pastor Commits Suicide. Niagara Falls, X. Y., Aug. 14.—Yesterday afternoon an' unknown man about sixty years of age Jumped over the American falls. He walked into the stream about l."D0 feet above the brink of the falls. A human chain was formed by three men. Captain Fnlnk Morse of East Clarence being on the end. Morse, holding the hands of his comrades, walked out Into the current, and as the suicide came down the stream he grasped his coat. He might have saved him. but one of the men In the chain released Ills hold, and Morse had a narrow escape in regaining the bank himself. The man was still alive when he went over the brink and was holding his hut on with both hands. It Is thought lie was from ltuffalo. Pittsburg, Aug. 14.—Rev. M. M. Sweeney, pastor of the Bellevue M. K. church, committed suicide lagt night at his home by cutting the arteries in his wrist. He bled to death before being discovered. Dry Goods and Grocery Stores, 46 South Main Street, Death of a Millionaire Lawyer. Ilallston. N. Y., Aug. 14.—Frank Thompson, a millionaire retired lawyer, died suddenly this morning at his home here. He was 59 years of age. Pitta ton, Pa. Kruger Won't Attend Meyer's Funeral 10 and 12 North Main Street I I it Brussels, Aug. 14.—Despite the urg ings of friends, former President Kruger will not attend the funeral of Gen. Lucas Meyer, the Boer general, who died here on Friday last of heart disease.Odell Visits Roosevelt. For WEDDINGS C|nwBr. I For FUNERALS r,UWBr# 1 Oyster Bay. L. 1., Aug. 14.—Governor Odell lunches with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill this afternoon.The Foreign interests in Venezuela are being well looked after, for the several governments have recognized the gravity of the situation there. Ellta to Meet lu Baltimore. Griffin Studio. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at u reason- Salt Luke City, Aug. 14.—The grand lodge of Elks has selected Hultlmore us the place of meeting for the unuuul reunion of the grund lodge 111 11(03 and has practically completed Its business with the exception of the installation of the new grand officers. The spectacular feature of the programme was the parade of the uniformed bodies of Elks, In wliioh more than U.OOO of the fraternity, representing several scoreB of lodges, took part. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. THE WEATHER, Artistic Photography In all Branches. able price. (new phone) Two German 'warships, tho fralke and the Gazelle, have been In Venezuelan waters for nearly two months. One Is at Puerto Cabello, nnd lier commander Is said to have threatened to land a force should German Interests be disturbed. Ill fact, the commanders of both vessels have wide latitude in their orders, nnd as Germany is not any too well disposed toward Venezuela because of the hitter's slowness in payment of a debt to n German contracting company which built tlie railroad to Vallencln trouble is altogether likely. NWIiufeirr*! Pa. J.BJ!ARPEIITER,"eter st. exeter ooro New York Stock Markets furnished by Halght & Freese, stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Washington, Aug. 14.—Partly cloudy tonight, jwith local rains tonight and Friday. Army of the Philippine* Meet*. PEOPLE'S PHONE 368 SB. MAIN ST Council IllufTs, In., Aug. 14.—The third unuuul reunion of the Society of the Army of the Philippines begun In this city yesterday, with nearly 2,000 delegutes and veterans iu attendance. After a brief reception curly In the day the society wus culled to order in Arcanum hall by President General Irving Hale. Following the address of General Hale routine business was taken up, the session lusting u grcutcr part of tile afternoon. A reception was held at Lake Muituwu lust night. An address of welcome by Governor Cummins and other addresses by Governor Savage of Nebraska and General Hale were delivered. New York. Aug. 14. 1902. Open. Clou. 132 133 93 93% 103 102% «f Patent Sugar  AtchlBon  Atchison, pref  Copper  Car & Foundry .. Brooklyn Traction . B. & O  Chen.- and Ohio ... Chic. & Gt. West. . 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V Ladies' Shirt Waists; they were 25c and /)0c; sale price 15c Misses' Lace Hose, worth 18c; here for 10c S|ldlr» Hack From MauHtJR* San Francisco, Aug. 14.—'The transport Crook lias arrived from Manila with 504 wen of the Twenty-fifth Infantry.Is the Material in Those Burt & Packard Korrect Shapes. : i Consumers' Ice Co. dow have their ice on cars at Erie depot, Broad street. 1 lot Children's Gingham Dresses, nicely trimmed, sale price 19c 151 % 135% 148% 11!)% 33% Boston, A UK- 14.—Anions those who landed from the transatlantic steadier Ivernla was Prince Mohammed Ail Hassan Bey, an Egyptian prince, who is to do considerable sightseeing in this country. The prince lias been studying at the military school at Sandhurst, England, and is a subaltern in the British army. ERyptlaii Prlner In Bo»Coa. Ladies' and Children's Pique Sunbonnets, here for 10c 1 lot Dress Gingham, worth 8c; yours now for : 4Jc Both Telephones Bring Messick's Market close to your home. The French warships Sticliot and Tage are in West Indian waters, and both could reach Venezuelan waters lu a day or two. 33% Without doubt the finest shoes ever ] mt together. Regular sparklers, lngh and low cut, 188% 89% 189% A Cure for Cholera Infantum prepared under OBKMAN IWB, I* Excellent for Boys' Pants, they are the 25c kind; sale price 12$c 137% 19% 29% "Last May," says Mrs. Curtis Baker, of Bookwalter, Ohio, "an Infant child of our neighbor's was suHering from cholera infantum. The doctor had given up all hopes of recovery. I took a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remedy to the house, telling them I felt sure it would do good if used according to directions. In two days' time the child liad fully recovered, and Is now (nearly a year since) a vigorous, healthy girl. I have recommended this remedy frequently and have never known it to fall In any single instance." For sale by all dealers on a guarantee. Dedalve Bnltle Ncnr, Sail .1 thill, Porto Itlco. Aug. 14.—News comes by the Red 1) line steamer Caracas that the Venezuelan revolutionary forces under General Matos and the government troops under President ("astro are expected soon to meet on (lie plains outside of Caracas 111 a decisive battle. The revolutionists are said to linve received a large shipment of Manuel- rifles afid ammunition and some cannon from Germany. Plots against the life of President Castro are said to have been discovered. r COLDS, GOUT, Rheumatism, Backache, etc. OR. RlCHTBR'S World-Renowned "ANCHOR" Ladies' White Lawn Shirt Waists, worth 50c, 75c and $1.00; yours now for 25c Hammocks, worth 75c; reduced to 45c $3.50 & $4.00. if Lt Adirondack Sawmill Burned. Little Falls, N. Y„ Av£. 14.—Ouderkirk's sawmill, lu the northern portion of Herkimer county, lias been burned, entailing a loss of $(10,000. This was the largest sawmill in the Adlrou- Patent Colt Skin is soft, brilliant and black as night. Ev.ery pair guaranteed till the first sole is worn through. Ask to see the Prince Henry—the very latest, a high and low shoe all in 6ne.~ PAIN EXPELLER. 1 lot Liul  nicely made, bt *2.50; tlrfs sale. ' jSilk Shirt Waists, colors, worth $1.65 Noon genuine tritbout Trade »*rk winrlior. One well-k nown tDcrsori«» letter out of m«ny; ilacks. Brooklyn. K—J—ryJOt DC9«. .... G«nH*m«ru fSmHfc I h.ve found your"ANCHOR PAIN EXPELLER (o baa moar 'TSSI valuable romody tor Rhou- IJJ matism. Colds end various similar complaints.  wcwroww cite. Ladies' Wash Skir lot, worth from !)8c to choice  Ladies' Lisle ami Tuffe 2uc kiii(l, reduced to.. ■) Bine Calico, wort] .s, assorted *2.00; your . .1 . . . /.floe 0£c; here 5c McMlllun'n Hon to Succeed, Detroit, Aug. 14.—It Is confidentially reported here that William ('. McMillan. son of the late senator, will be appointed by the governor to succeed his father. Dos Moines, Iu„ Aug. 14.—While running full speed neur Dunroltli the brake benin under tlio caboose of u Wabash freight train broke, causing the oar to spring into the air and turn over, seriously injuring J. F. Chllders, Des Moines, conductor; T. B. Newton, Moberly, Mo., brakeinan, and Art Stchus. Des Moines, brakcuiun. Peculiar Railroad Accident, :;i Gloves, 10c tJ S. Steel, pref .. Western Union  Wabash, prpf  Wabash, com  Union Pacific  Union Pacific, pref. MyD n  Oil and gas stoves at Ash's, N. Main. Childreu's' ,1'iisoL Taglioal Blow* I'p. New York, Aug. 14.—Four men are missing, one fatally scalded and two seriously injured us the result of the hurstlue of the boiler on tiie tug Jacob Kupcr. . . .... ■ JSC. and 50c. at aU Clri*gl»U or tftrougn LVftd. Blchter *Co„ 816 Peirl 8t, Rtw laik. The Magntt 0.F.4C.0. Three spectres that threaten baby's life—cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrhoea. 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