Pittston Gazette

              ' D /" * ' lifflww- I8H F :" K'W £iD ' ' mf~ *7 m Ww D• m • * J WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1850. r. 1 DAILY EST. »T THBO. HART 188!. PITTSTON, PA., i*10N DAY, SEPTEftBER 8, 1902. TWO CENTS A OQPY; I C Dflcrc FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f " rrtflCa. ar news BY CABLE. "I ALONE AM GUILTY." BOSTON ''SHAKEN. DESTROYED BY THE PANTHER. It's a Good Investment To Buy Your Broceries From the Store That CarC ifsf ■ ||FS laffceTourlsts Killed ffi- Austria. I. j%4\ MAJOR GARDENER ARRIVE8. Powder UtgMlne la Harbor Bs- Man Wto Reported Dm of Wat«» plodea, With Fatal Reanlti. rltt the Stock, Thai Blvei Sail Francisco, Sept. 8.—Major Cornelius Gardener, wlio reported tliat the "water cure" and other forms of torture were used by American soldiers against rebellious natives in the Philippines, has arrived here on the transport Buford. The report was made In December, 1001, while the major was civil governor of the province of Tayabas.Care Interviewed. Boston, Sept. 8.—A government powder magazine on Governors Island, upper Boston harbor, blew up with n defc onatlon that was apparent all over the city and which was heard at points twenty miles away. The explosion Is supjposed to have been caused by boys setting fires on the Island. One dead man and five Injured were brought to the city by the police boat, and while It Is believed that this is the extent of the Is possible that others may be found suffering from the force of the concussion. AT  the Value and That Doea Wm. Bartholin's Confession BRENNAN & ROBERTS Haiti's Warship Sunk by the the feusineas. Clears Up Mystery. Kaiser's Gunboat Best Patent Flour  20 lbs Gran. Sugar  Cheese, full cream, lb  Pint Eoot Beer Bottles, doz Qt. Root Beer Bottles, doz.. Hires' Root Beer, 3 for  Arbucklo Coffee  Lion Coffee  $4.25 1.00 These prices only give you an idea how cheaply we self. Full sized cotton batting, regular price 10c, at - gc TROUBLE IN IRELAND THE BODY IDENTIFIED. as?, SEIZURE OF SHIP AVENGED. "I do not know that I am to be called to Washington," said Major Gardener. "I will report to the military headquarters here at once." ' Fast Colored Turkey Red Table Damask, 39c value at 23° Extra large sized -Turkish Towels, real value 15c each, at IQo i Birwrw ti Conciliate the Poles In Gorman Poland—Religious Or' . a«r« Endeavoring to Influence the \ . D ?• , Mew Delegate to the Philippines. In an Incoherent Letter the Man Admiral Killick, .a Supporter of Fir- Found Dead in Iowa Telle the Story The force of the explosion is shown by the fact that some of the great blocks of which the fort was composed were hurled several hundred yards, while one of the largest was sent Into the afr and came down through the citadel In the center of the fort, making a hole large enough to drive a team of horses through. All over the island the effects of the explosion were visible, while in East Boston, South Boston and in the city .proper the concussion was severe enough to break windows and shake buildings to their foundations.min, Had Recently Stopped Ham. "Your friends say," suggested a reporter, "that every effort Is being made to prevent you from proving the truth of your report." of Strange Double Mystery—"Clear Yard wide bleached muslin, real value 7c, at go Everybody," He Says. burg-American Packet and Confis- Vienna, Sept.' 8.—Three tourists. The major answered: "I made my report as I saw things and as I saw them to be true, as a matter of duty and conscience .and for the information of Governor Taft and the secretary of war. X considered the report to be In the nature of a confidential communication and not for publication." Blcevllle, la., Sept. 8.—Hunted like a wild beast, practically penniless and tortured almost to the point of Insanity by a conscience nccusing him of the murders of hiB mother and his sweetheart, William Bartholin preferred to take his chances in eternity. cated Munition* of War. 10-4 unbleached sheeting, real value 20c, at - 16° i killed at B&x yesterday. Two fell i1* great height and were crushed Batb. Another fell and his neck nrofcen. Cape Haltlen, Haiti, Sept. 8.—The gunboat Crcte-a-fierrot, which was In the service of the Firminist party, has been sunk at the entrance of the harbor of Qonaives by the German gunboat ranther. Details of the occurrence are lacking. The crew of the Crete-a-Pierrot left her before she went down. One case light outing flannels, regular 10c value at - 6c One case light'1 figured lawns,nice assortment patterns JAo BRENNAN ft ROBERTS, JSfeiJlln. Sept. 8.—The conciliatory ipeeoh of Emperor Wiliam, at Posen, ■ut Week, has been posted through lermati Poland, in order that the Je*les in the kingdom may see that the ifOrta of the emperor are not anti'ollsh, as reported. iPublln, Sept. 8.—The citizens of |aiDlln ire greatly Incensed over the iroclftlmlng of the city under the Hrinves act. The Nationalists are the irlme raovprs against the proclama- Sjn. They have determined on a hose demonstration when the new lord tail tenant. Lord Dudley, arrives. Rome, Sept. 8.—The most strenuibr efforts are being exerted by the (federals of the religious orders, supjorted by several cardinals, to influ- Sie Monslgnor Ouldl, the newly apilted apostolic delegate to the Philppines, before, his departure, so that jrhen lie Arrives in the islands he will De KB much in favor of the friars an Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. Positive Identification has been made of Bartholin's body, found Saturday in a stack of flax near* Lowther. The same weapon which killed Minnie Mitchell ended his own existence. One case children's fast black ribbed hose, all sizes at "Had you any idea, major, that the document might be used for political purposes?" 25 dozen men's black and white stripe' working shirts at 26'-' The powder exploded consisted of about six tons and was stored In one of the numerous casemates that were liullt underground around the citadel. The other casemates were empty. Each of these apartments was built with granite walls twenty-five feet thick and covered with earth and maspnry to the depth of thirty-live feet. The German gunboat Panther, arrived here Sept. 5 and received instructions from the German government to capture the Flrminlst gunboat Crete-a-rierrot. She left immediately for Gonaives, the scat of the Flrmlnlst government.VISIT "Politics?" he queried. "Why, I have never mixed In politics of any sort. My politics consists of the Declaration of Independence and the Golden Bule. The civil government in the Philippines has had difficulties to contend with, but they are now gradually disappearing. I believe civil government to be a success in the islands, and I believe the work done by the Philippine commission in making laws suitable to the conditions and In organizing provincial government will stand as a 'monument to an honest and able administration. The better classes of the natives—the educated classes—appreciate the difficulties and approve of the efforts made by the commission." In his pocket was a hastily scrawled letter showing signs of a tottering mind, but confessing the two murders. No motive was stated, but it is believed that he had cast Minnie Mitchell aside for another woman. The sole clew to the latter's identity is a letter from Chicago to Bartholin here. It was addressed to "George Edwards," by which Bartholin was known here, but the fetter within began "My Dearest Will." Williams & McAnulty One lot ladies' white and colored shirt widsts, regular j price $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50, your choice, each - 50c IT PAYS TO BUY AT THE For a Fine Display of Carpets and Wall Papers. Also dispenser of Paints and Oils. The Tanther found the Crete-a-rierrot in the' harbor of Gonaives, and the commander of the German gunboat informed Admiral KilUck, on the Cretea-Pierrot, that he must remove Ills crew and surrender Ills vessel In five minutes' time. During the afternoon there were several hundred pleasure seekers on the island, and of that number fully 150 were within a radius of 200 yards of the fort. All were covered with dirt and other debris, and many were thrown to the ground by the terrific concussion, and that all of them were not killed Is considered almost miraculous.Window Shades Made to Ordor. 60 NORTH MAIN. BOTH PHONES The Telltale Letter. Admiral Ivillick asked that this time be extended to fifteen minutes. This request was granted on the condition that the arms and ammunition on board the Crete-a-Pierrot should be abandoned when her crew left her. 15 South Main St. Bartholin Tyas working for Charles Hoeft, , n farmer living five miles southeast of Ricevllle, when he received the letter. He received it about Aug. 15. He was seen by Hoeft to read It over and over again, and Hoeft's curiosity was aroused. On Aug. 27, after the noon meal, Bartholin pulled the letter from his pocket in getting a handkerchief. It fell on the floor and was picked up by Hoeft, who looked at it. He noticed the discrepancy between the name on the envelope and the beginning of the message. According to Hoeft, the letter began: / Next to Drury'j Store. A1 way8 the Cheapest. The Climax of Shirt Waist Selling! '.Monsignor Sbaretta would have been had he been permitted to remain in .the position of apostolic delegate. FATAL GERM- FOUND. The crew of the Crete-a-Plerrot left that vessel amid great disorder. At the end of fifteen minutes the Panther sent a small boat carrying an ofticcr and twenty sailors who were to take possession qf the Flrmlnlst gunboat. When these men had arrived ot a point about thirty yards from the Crete-a-Plerrot, flames were seen to break out on board of her. She had been fired by her crew before they left her. Evans Bros. AN UNLUCKY DAY. Five Freight Wrecks on the Pennsylvania Railway—'Two Fntalltle*. A Medical Triumph Throusrlt Death of Rockefeller Babe. bubonic Plague in San Francisco. Washington, Sept. 8.—There were four authenticated caseB of bubonic } 'plague in San Francisco during Auf gust, and all were fatal. Altoona, Pa., Sept. 8.—Five freight wrecks occurred yesterday between Johnstown and Hurrisburg on the Pennsylvania railroad system. The iirst occurred at 2 o'clock in the morning and was caused by a runaway freight train crashing into another freight train at McGarvey's Htatlon, three miles west of Altoona. Ten cars and the locomotive of the runaway train were derailed and broken. Fireman William O. Allison broke his left arm jumping from the engine, but no one else was hurt. Baltimore, Sept. 8.—The wealth of John D. Rockefeller and the grief he felt over the death qf his little grnndsoii, Jack McCormick, have combined to give to science one of the greatest discoveries since Koch found the germ of tuberculosis. Best Pat. Flour, fill*. $4.25' Feed, per 100 1.45 Hay, No. 1, per 100... ,85 Oats, new, per bu 45 Oats, old, per 65 Potatoes, per bu 50 Butter, per lb. dairy or creamery  Oheese, per lb  A Hale that offers m you the most ele- U ft*. gant Shirt Waists for less than their cost. Mian Shoots His Father-ln-Law, "My Dearest Will.—Lay low and get along ns best yon can." ra, Sept. 8.—James C. Duane. There was a reference to some money matter, and then it said, "Keep a stiff upper lip, and I'll be able to help you as soon"— The germ which causes the disease commonly known as summer complaint has been discovered, and the first authoritative announcement is made by Mr. Rockefeller's chosen agent. It was announced from Cape Haitlen Sept. 3 that the German steamer Markomaunla, Captain Kausen, belonging to the Hamburg-American Packet company, having on board arms and ammunition sent by the Haitian provi; Blonal government to Cape Haitien, had been stopiied Sept. 2 by the Flrmlnlst gunboat Crete-a-Plerrot at the entrance to the hurbor of Cape Haitlen and that an armed force sent on board the steamer from the gunboat took possession of the war munitions In spite of the protestations of Captain Nanseu and the German consul. Oermsn Ship Held tip. jrominent young business man, shot father-in-law, John Lehneman, last ;ht. Lehneman's condition is criti- M ft Extraordinary barfl |||l gains, everyone of f Im them. We need the room. We must get rid of these goods, i even at less than the wholesale' cost of the material in them. After reading so much Hoeft saw Bartholin jump from under a tree where he had been lying and hurry toward the house. Hoeft hastily pat the letter In the envelope and dropped it on the floor Where he found it. Mt Car Collision in St, Paul. Paql, Minn., Sept. 8.—Two elec- Less than a week after little Jack died, two years ago, Mr. Rockefeller offered a fund of $200,000 to investigate this disease of children. He asked Dr. William H. Welch of tills city to conduct the Inquiry. Th? investigation, which haB now been crowned with success, has been conducted this summer in the laboratory of the Thomas Wilson Sanitarium For Children at Mount Wilson, Baltimore county. Dr. Welch IntruBted the work of research to two students, Charles W. Duval of Annapolis and Victor H. Bnssett of Aledo, 111. Mr. Rassett had the honor of discovering the germ. To Mr. Duval Is due the credit of isolating the organism.A short time later a freight train on the Cresson and Cleurfield road parted near Frugality, and the two sections came together again with great force," wrecking several cars. Brakeinan J. E. Outsrhall was taken.from under the cars dead, and Brakemnn O. L. Steele died on his way to the Altoona hospital. Later there was a wreck at Port Royal caused by a burned journal. Nine cars loaded with valuable merchandise are said to have been destroyed. Shortly afterward there was a wreck at Mlllerstown, and live loaded cars are said to have been smashed to pieces, the result of a broken wheel. Another wreck occurred at Ryde, and several cars were broken up. .24 .12 oars on the Fort Snelllng line' col- vat midnight. One car was badly iced and ten persons were in- Bartholin had evidently Been Hoeft reading It, but picked it up and, giving his employer a fierce glance, walked out of the house. The next day he left the place. Three days later he killed himself, probably fearing that the woman had failed to secure money for flight and also that Hoeft knew too much about him. They come in white and colors, of a pretty make and good material. It's worth going a mile out of your way to get a bargain like this I ' Death of Bradford McGregor. D Mttfflaroneck. N. Y., Sept. 8.—Bradford E. McGregor, son of the late millionaire, A. M. McGregor, who marrler Miss Clara Schlemmer. of New York, last Saturday, a few hourl before he underwent an operation for ; kidney trouble, died today. SHOE DEPARTMENT The seizure of the Markomannia has been characterized as an act of piracy, but a dispatch from Berlin, dated Sept. 6, said that German government circles did not take a tragic view of the seizure of the Gorman vessel, but that satisfaction would be demanded. Once you buy shoes at our store you will always. Good quality. Good fit at lowest prices. $2.50 Waists $1.75 Waists $1.50 Waists $1.25 Waists $1.00 Waists 49° Fully a thousand persons gathered to see the body exhumed in the presence of Chicago police authorities. Will Mitchell, younger brother of the murdered girl, looked at the corpse and identified it. It was clad in a brown checked suit, with a blue and white striped shirt of the same pattern as the cuffs found near Minnie Mitchell's body In Chicago. FINANCIAL and commercial. When the searchers announced their discovery, Dr. Welch and Dr. James II. M. Knox verified It. In forty-two cases out of fifty the specific organism isolated by Duval was found. The cases represented every variety of summer complaint except cholera Infantum. In all the organism found was nearly Identical with that which produces acute dysentery In adults. Dr. Welch and his associates will now try to find an antitoxin or cure for the disease. The foreign oSlce agreed with the view held by the foreign representatives at Port ou Prince, said the dispatch, that the action of the Crete-a- Picrrot wan piracy, but it was- not then known whether satisfaction would be demanded from General Firmin or whether the result of the revolution in Haiti would be awaited. F.-.. New York Stock Markets furnished ■ V by Haight & Freese, stock brokers, Bank Building. Save the Children. Dry Goods Store Statistics will prove that a large percentage of deaths among children may be traced to complications arising from the early souring of milk by bacteria. Cholera infantum is the most fatal disease of infanoy, and common, especially with bottle-fed infants. Perry Davis' Painkiller in the emergency is the best remedy and saves many a child's life while the doctor Is coming. 25c and 60c bottles. Evans Bros. • ** • New York, Sept. 8, 1902. Open. Clos. 129 129% 104% 105% 35 35% 70% .70% 115% 114% 5G% 57 33% 33% 189% 191% 193 196% 81% 81% 41% 42% 70% 71 152 152 137% 137% 148 147% 119% 122% 33 y4 33% .172 172 29% 29% 140% 140% 23% 23% 70% 76% 37% 37% 164 164% 167 167% 74% 75 78% 78% 39 39% 96% 96% 78% 80 70 70% 52% 53% 14% 13% 16% 17% 41% 40% 90% 90% .95 95% 50 51% 36% 37% 110% 111% 92 92 42% 41,% Bartholin came to Bloevllle Aug. 6, before the bodies of Mrs. Burthollu and Miss Mitchell were discovered. ?. ' Sugar  tv;, Atchison, pref  foundry .. -v' ,Bfooklyn Traction . W % ft o.  &i Ches. & Ohio  & Qt. Western & St. P  f? g.:-H. i & p  it 861. r;& i  Kfr.WHe ..A-  Bartholin** Contention, Justice of Act Not Questioned. 46 South Main Street, The confession left by the suicide and signed "W. J. Bartholin" was made public by Dr. T. S. Carpenter, coroner of Howard county, and Is as follows: Washington, Sept. 8.—The destruction of the Crete-a-Pierrot without doubt will be made the subject of an official report to this government by United States Minister Powell, who is now at Port au Prince. Pending the receipt of that report there Is in .the opinion of the officials here who have kept in touch with affnlrs little likelihood of any action by the state department, as indeed, judging from the character of the instructions transmitted through the navy department to Commander McCrea , of the Machias.' there will be little disposition to question the Justice of the treatment accorded Admiral Kllliek. Ptttaton, Pa. B U S s BEAUTY, GRACE and STYLE For WEDDINGS CIAHIA., f For FUNERALS rlUWWl I "To whom it may concern: I wish to state thnt I am the Bartholin the police are looking for. I also wish to certify that I had no assistance of any kind from any one. Thompson, Claffy and Counselman are all as innocent as an unborn child and should be freed at once. I cannot go Into details in regard to the crimes. They were not planned. It was all Minnie and I could do. My mliul is wanderlpg. Such a drop In life In so short a time—two months ago traveling In the best company, todayleading the life of a hobo, a murderer! I Intended to go into details and tell all, but I can't get my mind centered. Even my handwriting Is disgraceful. Of all things I ask clear, everybody from under suspicion. There Is no second party, and I am the last." Detroit, Mich., Sept. 8.—The announcement of D. M. Ferry's candidacy for Halted Stafs senator made by William C. McMillan has created some surprise, as he had been himself considered a candidate to succeed his late father. Senator James McMillan. Mr. Ferry now talks freely of his candidacy and says confidently that he is in the campaign to win. By entering the field with the support of Mr. Mc- Millan Mr. Ferry is looked upon in some quarters as being the candidate of what is culled the federal machine iu Michigan politics. General Alger and his closest supporters, however. Insist that they have nothing to say alynit Mr. Ferry's backing and declare that they untlclpute a fair and square campaign. Ferry to Oppose Alarer. Fresh Shell Oyster*, 60c and $1, 100. To be had only at Messlck's market. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) i-B-CARPENTEItiiXETER it. exeter boro SUlrte, pref  liouls. ft Nash. ... El  Met. Traction  P Mo. Pacific  K- Col. Southern .... fD ; IU. Central  !, Mexican Central .. fy.'Canfcdian Pacific .. if-'ftep. Steel  oik & Western P.J n.-T., O. & W  % Central  Pennsylvania  fi Beaming  |' Heading, pref. .. . j|. Southern By  *£ Southern Ry., pref. Pacific ... pjf Venn. C. ft I  MHexfis Pacific  Bwc. S. Leather  HEn. '3. Rubber  Steel  SgBjfSj* Steel, pref. •• Mr Western Union »- pref  •'Wabash, com  -Union Pacific ...... i£',' Union Pacific, pref. K- Alton  Wyoming College of Business. are the essential features of TAILORING and Are always embodied in the Built-to-Order Garment* of Connected with Wyoming Seminary. A thorough business school. More than 25 graduates In the banks of Wyoming Valley alone. Former students In positions in all the great cities of the Union. Gymnasium, athletic field, library, literary societies and other advantages from being connected with a large preparatory school. Year opens Sept. 17. For College Journal, address W. L. Dean, A. M., principal, "Kingston, Pa. SPECIAL LOW PRICES BUSS, on all lines. Goods you will have to pay one-half more for. A few more days of this sale. Your own interest says "be prompt." The City Death of an American Painter. Tailok. Hartford, Colin., Sept. 8.—A cablepram lins been received In this city announcing the death In Paris of Miss Bertha M. Waters of Glastonbury, Conn., one of the foremost women painters of tlie American school In Paris. Miss Waters had been 111 with typhoid fever for some time. She was twenty-six years old and was a daughter of Dev. G. F. Waters of Glastonbury. Miss Waters had one of her paintings hung In the salon In Paris two years ago and later one In the tine arts exhibition at Philadelphia. 1 lot Children's Black Bibbed Hose; they are worth XOJc; yours now for 5c Fail Clothes Beware of the Knife. ara arriving. A big variety of patterns already on hand. Come in and make your choice early. , No profession has advanced more rapidly chan surgery, but in cases of piles, it is seldom needed. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures quickly. Unequalled for cuts, burns bruises, wounds, slfin diseases. "I was so troubled with bleeding piles that I lost much blood and strength." says J. C. Phillips, Paris, 111. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured me. For sale by Farrer, Peck & Roberts. 1 lot Children's Handkerchiefs; sold everywhere 2 for 5c; here lc Men's Hose, ribbed tops, only 4c Ladies' Wrappers, well made, here for 45c Novellat'i Wife Injured. Kingston, Jamaica, Sept. 8.—At a representative meeting of the sugar planters of Jamaica resolutions were passed condemning Great Britain's neglect of the West Indies, resulting almost in ruin to the sugar industry, setting forth the total Inadequacy of the measures proposed by Great Britain for the relief of her West Indian sugar planters and calling for confederation with Canada as the only means of retrieving the fallen fortunes of Jamaica. Great Britain Scored. Stamford, Conn., Sept. 8.—While Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bat'belief, who are spending the Hummer ut their cottage, Sound Beach, Conn., wore returning from a drive a mule drawing a large load of railroad ties became frightened and unmanageable owing to a pausing trolley car. Mr. Bacheller, seeing a collision wns Imminent, jumped to the ground and rushed to seize his -horse by the bead. Mrs. Bucheller jumped immediately afterward, but unfortunately her skirts lwcame entangled In the carriage, causing her to fall heavily to the roadside. She sustained a fracture of the left leg. Main Street, Opposite Water St. Pittston. Feather Pillows, 3£ lbs; worth 75c; yours now for u pair 45c Croquet. SetiS; worth $1; here 50c 1 lot Rag Carpet; regular 25c quality; now for 19c 1 lot heavy opaque Window Shac1 vs; worth 25c; sale price 19c .Nottingham Lace Curtains; sold everywhere for $2; here for 98c 1 lot Men's Suspenders; worth 15c; sale price 8c Guayaquil, Ecuador, Sept 8.—Tlie J. P. McDonald Construction company, an American concern, which is constructing the railroad from here to Quito, has invited, the Ecuadorian authorities to attend the inauguration today of the railroad station at Alausl. which Is situated at un elevation of 7,000 feet above the sen and distant ninety miles from Guayaquil. The government has decreed that the day be observed as a feast day In honor of the opening of the Alausl station. A Station In the Ande». Fortune Favors a Texan. The Griffin Studio. "Having distressing pains in head, back and stomach, and being without appetite, I began to use Dr. King's New Lire Pills," writes W. P, Whitehead, of Kennedale, Tex., "and soon felt like a new man." Infallible in fctomach and liver troubles. Only 25c at J. H. Houck's and W. C. Price's, Plttston, and G. D. Stroh's, West Pittston.Wall Paper Plant Destroyed. Haekensack, N. J„ Sept. 8.—The plant of the Campbell Wall Paper company at Bogota, near HackeiiBack, has been destroyed by lire. The loss is $175,000. The mill closed down indefinitely on \VeCfiiesdtfJ last About two weeks ago the works passed Into the hands of the Union Paper company. Five hundred hands had' been employed. The (cause of the fire is unknown,Artistic Photography in all Branches. Children's Colored Drosses, nicely trimmed; worth 45c; yours 25c Men's Laundered Percale Shirts, nice assortment' of colors; regular 50c kind; here for 39c 1 lot Boys' Brownie Overalls; 25c kind here for 19c COMMON PLEA8 JURORS. WMtembarre, Pa. I, End People Drawn to Serve Wife Slayer I'nouuglit, PEOPLE'S PUORE 368 S t. MAIN ST During the Week Oct. 6. TUe following havo been drawn to vrve on the common pleas jury durlg the week beginning Oct. 6: D. C. Wayne, W. Va., Sept. 8.—Rev. Morris Wilson, who killed his wife and escaped to Woodlands, is still at large. The belief of many is 'that the aged parson has committed suicide, and searching parties are scouring the woods in the vicinity of his home at Genoa. Gun and Locksmithing, "Jlefci, of Duryea; James Ciwley and Jdhp A. Johnson, of Exeter borough; yhomaa D. Young, of Jenkins town- Ship; "John W. Breese and Louis iptreng, of West Pittston; William O'Boyle, of Wyoming; 'William OrmsyU of Plttstcm. Sleeping Slnee July 317. Umbrella Repairing, Sporting Goods. The man, or woman whose digestion Is perfect and whose stimach performs Its every function is ue.ver sick. Kodol cures positively and permanently all stomach troubles, Indigestion and dyspepsia. Rev. J. H. Ilolladay, of Miss., writes: "KodOl cured inie. I consider it the best remedy for dyspepsia and stomach troubles For sale by Farrer, Peck & Roberts. Take Care of the Stomach, Susquehanna, Pa., Sept. 8. — Miss Emma Althonse of Sunmierville Is still In a trance. She went to sleep on July 27 and has not awakened since. She is very weak. Her teeth are tightly closed, making it .Impossible to force liquids or solids between them. Before falling Into the present trance Miss Althouse predicted a long sleep. 1 lot heavy goods; 3$c vardC?'J Ladies' Lawn Shirt Waist, assorted lot; worth 50c, 75c and $1; your choice 25c Accidental Scooting. Army Transport Arrive^. San Francisco, Sept. 8.v-Tlie transport Buford hns arrived, forty-one dnys from Mnnija. The long trip was caused by her pujtttitig in at Honolulu on account of defective machinery. The Buford biingB 800 men of the Eighth, Fifteenth and Twenty-sixti Infantry and ntnutv-aix .. . Toledo, O., Sept. 8.-\Vhlle Wnde W. Fnrrell was showing n revolver to James Moran, a Lake Shore detective, the weapon was accidentally discharged, the ballet piercing Moran'a stomach. He died a few hours later. All Work Guaranteed. JkrMttJmvy Milk Received Twice a dt wholesale and retail. MOFFAT'S TWO 8TORE1S. E. C. Bechtold, The Magnet ~ - _ 14-North Main Street. 37 S. Main St., Pittstoo. Advartlt-j in th« Qaxatte.