Pittston Gazette

              r' w " v - tmr ■ ■ #• V ' ■ * k-. - 0' ■f, ' f tfl mmB J WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1850. WKJtn. 1 DAILY E8T. by THEO. BART 1882. MTTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, SEPTEflBER 11, 1902. TWO CENTS A COPY: I C PflCFC FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f " rHUL«». ORDERS ISSUED TO WARSHIPS BOODLERS VENGEFUL. GRADY FOUND IN NEW YORK REVOLUTIONISTS WIN. BRITONS WERE ORDERED OUT It's a Good Investment To Buy Your Groceries CHILDREN'S GAPSug? Prosecuting Attorney Folk's Lit* Colombian Government Force De- Threatened In St. Louis. Klngston, Jamaica, Sept. 11.— The (leruiun steamer Valencia, from New York Aug. 23 for Cape Haltlen and other ports, which arrived here from Santa Marta, capital of the department of Magduleua, Colombia, brings news of a victory at Santa Marta by the Colombian revolutionists over the government forces. fMted at Santa Marta, St. Louis, Sept. 11.—The day around the Four Courts, where the municipal boodle Investigation is being held, was comparatively quiet, the developments being of less importance than on Monday'and Tuesday. Judging from what Is expected; it is but the calm before the storm. Protect Our Interests From Revolution. The Missing Atlanta Editor Turns Up At Last. Russia to Expel Foreigners BRENNAN & ROBERTS From Manchuria. place 011 Hale tof | clay ;i largo assortment of Children's M  THE TROUBLE IN PANAMA. Best Patent Flour  20 lbs Gran. Sugar  Cheese, full cream, lb  Pint Root Beer Bottles, doz (it. Boot Boer Bottles, doz.. Hires' Boot Beer, 3 for  Arbuckle Coffee  Lion Coffee  $4.25 1.00 No new arrests were made, six of the nineteen members of the alleged house of delegates combine still being at liberty.WAS DAZED -MEMORY GONE Captain Uronineyer of the Valencia says that last Friday the revolutionists made a desperate attack on the outskirts of Santa Marta. The government troops were overwhelmed and forced to retreat, leaving behind them 100 dead. Immediately after the withdrawal of the government forces the rebels started to destroy the railroad tracks. They derailed several trains at various points, demolishing engines and cars, the latter being chiefly fruit vans. Several lives were also lost in these wrecks. LONDON IS DISTURBED. Tbfl Wisconsin to Proceed to the Scene Immediately From Bremerton, and Young Man Suddenly Disappeared Caps, including the Circuit Attorney Joseph W. Folk's life has been threatened. This information has come to Chief of Police Kieley and Chief of Detectives Desmond. Since this revelation Detective John McUratli lias been guarding the circuit attorney against possible attack. The Information that threats had been made to kill him came to the police department from a source sb reliable that Chief Kieley declared It positively to take every precaution to prevent an attack from an assassin. From Norfolk, Va., One Day Last No Signs of the Promised Evacuaiiun, latest shapes. It would bo impossible to describe Week—He is Taken in Charge by But Instead There is Said to be a the Cincinnati to Go From Port au Rush of the Czar's Troops Into the f,. - .. Washington, Sept. 11.—Orders were * [issued by the Navy Department today, directing; the battleship Wisconsin. Bremerton Navy Yard, to pro. ceed immediately to Panama to protect the American interests there. Orders wfire also issued today to the ; battleship Cincinnati, directing her to !?• proceed from Port au France, Haiti, to Colon. France to Colon. Friends and Placed in Sanitarium, Disputed Phovince, all tlio different styles wo New York, Sept. 11.—Henry W. Grady of At lull til, Ua., who disappeared Uve days ngo from Norfolk, Va„ where he was visiting with his wife and for whom iiu alurin had been sent out all over the country, has been discovered In this city by a friend. have. Every Cap we han- London. Sept. 11.—Intense irritation lins been caused here by the order which bus been transmitted by I'mil Lessar, the Russian minister In Peking, to the Russian commander in Manchuria, instructing him to expel every British subject who may be sent to that province by the Chinese government as a part of the Manehurian postal or customs administration. Close upon this disquieting Mews, which comes from Peking, the papers publish a cable message from the Chinese capital saying the Russians are making no visible preparations for the withdrawal of tne military occupation of the southeast portion of Sliingklng, as was stipulated should be done is six months after the signing of the Russo-C'hinese treaty. dle is well made and liand- BRENNAN ft ROBERTS, somely finished in eVery Saturday the revolutionists occupied the bauuna district of Senega, where they continued to wreck the railroad and at the same time keeping up their advance toward Saiita Marta. When the Valencia sailed from Santa Marta Monday, the revolutionists were so nenr the town that Captain Gronmeyer could sec the Hashes of their guns. Several buildings in Santa Marta were then blazing, having been Ignited by the few troops left there to oppose the attack of the revolutionists. The town at that time was expected momentarily to surrender. Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. .j respect, See display in show cases. Circuit Attorney Folk when told that threats had been made to take his life expressed no surprise. Several times since he began the investigation of boodllng hints have been made to him that he should be careful to protect himself. Sir. Grady was In an enfeebled condition of mind and body. He was dazed, unable to account for his presence here and only with extreme effort could recall his own name. The sufferer Is being cared for in a private sanitarium. VISIT Flicker's Brand Yarns have always been noted 8ERIOU8 STRIKE IN SPAIN, Williams & McAnulty for their superiority of Masons and Hod Carriers Out in Bar- With his wife Sir. Grady was In New York last week visiting relatives and frleuds. lie was then in the best of spirits, and so far as was known his health was perfect. They left f?Dr Atlanta last Thursday and were to have stopped It few days In Norfolk, Va. On Friday Sir. tfiady told his wife that he would go across the river to Fortsmouth to have their tickets extended and failed to return. quality All shades iu stock. No better made. ctiona and Ara In a Frenzy. Ex-Delegate J. Iv. Murrell, whose recent confession following his return from Mexico resulted In the Issuance of bench warrants against eighteen of his fellow members In the house, has been set at liberty. He furnished a bond In the sum of $15,000 In tlio Judge's chambers, where he was taken secretly to avoid any possible trouble. For a Fine Display of Carpets and Wall Papers. Barcelona, Spain. Sept. 11.—This city is again, on the border of industrial revolution. This morning 14,000 masons and hod carriers went on strike. The strikers are the most illiterate and dangerous elass in the qity. Anarchist agitators have been at work among them and have brought them Into a state of frenzy. The government considers the situation serious and is sending troops here In preparation for any emergency that may arise. Also dispenser of Paints and Oils. PEOPLE'S STORE Owing to the total destruction of tlie railroad the Valencia did not got her cargo of fruit at Santa Marta. and because of the seriousness of the situa-( tlon the captain decided to put Into Kingston for Instructions. Advices from Peking show that Itussian troops and immigrants are reported to be entering Manchuria in large numbers, but none is leaving the country or making any preparations to Window Shades Made to Order. 60 NORTH MAIN. BOTH PHONES IS SOUTH MMN ST. B"ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. • Inqneit at Plttafleld. Pittsfleld, Mass., Sept. 11.—Former Senator Joshua B. Holden of Boston and' Colonel Edwin C. Wpods of the Boston Herald were the principal witnesses at yesterday's sitting of the inquest Into the death of Secret Service Officer Craig of the presidential party a week ago. These gentlemen, in company with Hon. Jeremiah J. McCarthy, surveyor of the port of Boston, were In carriages behind thut occupied by the president at the time of the accident, and accordingly they were less than 200 yards nwny when the electric car crashed Into the landau. While the inquest Is n private one, It Is known that all the witnesses cnlled thus far have testllied that the car was running very fast at the time the accident occurred. From the first his friends asserted that be had either met foul play or had wandered away while under a temporary aberration of mind. Ilia habits had always been temperate and regular, and no good reason could be given for Ills absenting himself of his own volition. Frlenda Fear Foul Play Officers of the Valencia say that horrible atrocities were committed during the lighting by the rebels, who chiefly used machetes. Almost all of the government troops killed were found along the railroad track, their bodies being terribly mutilated. They were partially covered by branches of banana trees. leave. 1'ncnNlnonfi In London. The two stories taken together created a profound feeling of uneasiness, which is said to affect even the highest official persons. The foreign office naturally lias permitted no expression of its views to percolate into the newspapers.The Climax of Evans Bros. MILES LEAVES WASHINGTON, Bound for the Philippines to Inspect the Military Posts. Washington, Sept. 11.—Lieutenant General M(Iles, commander of the United States army, left Washington at 3.30 this afternoon for San Fran- Cisco, whence he sails, Sept. 30, on the armly transport Thomas for the Philippines, where he will lnspectfthe army posts. General Miles was accompanied by Mrs. Miles, his aide-de-camp. Col. Mans, and Mrs. Mans, and an orderly and stenographer from the army headquarters.Mr. Grady Is the son of the late Henry W. Grudy, and from him he inherited a generous fortune. He is part owner of the Atlanta Constitution, and he has other large interests in Georgia. His wife before her marriage was Miss Grace Gould of St. Louis. They have a son about four years of age. KAISER TIRES OUT GUESTS. Selling Vldltora at German Army ManeuverN It is conceded that the latest demonstrations of Russian activity in China bode ill for the enforcement of the treaty which llussla negotiated with China, backed by the moral force of the Anglo-.Tapanese alliance, and by the terms of wliicli Russia solemnly bound herself to begin the evacuation of Manchuria in six mouths after the conclusion of the agreement Best Pat. Flour, Bll..$4.2f) Food, per 100. 1.45 Hay, No. 1, per 100... .85 Oats, new, per bu 45 Oats, old, per bu 05 Potatoes, per bu 50 Butter, per lb. dairy or creamery  Cheese, per lb  •V ; Elae Very Early Frankfurt-an-der-Oder, Sept. 11.— Emperor William's guests are a rather haggard lot. I'rinee Albert, as the emperor's representative, entertained them at dinner In the evening, and it was nearly midnight when the party broke up. At 3 a. m. or a few minutes later they had themselves called, the emperor having directed that the buttle begin at 7 o'clock. A sale that offers you the most ele- Kant Shirt Waists for loss than their An old friend of Mr. Grady while passing through City Hall park came face to face with the man. The friend immediately recognized and spoke to Mr. Grady, but was unable to obtain from him any sign that the recognition was mutual. It was apparent that he was unable to care for himself. Scientists' Meet at Delfaat. M Extraordinary bar- M Ulfe gains, everyone of them. We need the room. We must get rid of these goods, even at less than the wholesale cost of the material in them. Belfast, Ireland, Sept. 11.—The seventy-second annual meeting of the British Association For the Advancement of Science commenced here last night. The attendance was larger than at any former gathering of the association, with the exception of that of 1901 at Glasgow. The order concerning the expulsion from Manchuria of British subjects in tlie Chinese customs and postal services 1b regarded as a plain Indication of Russia's intention to retain her grip upon the administration of the province Indefinitely. .24 .12 BURGLAR SHOT DEAD. The field of tlie maneuvers is situated quite n distance by mil from Frankfurt-an-der-Oder, and the princes and generals had to assemble at the railroad station at 4:30 a. m. to catch the special train. Even then the emperor was 011 the field before them. Hit Pal, a Well Dressed Young Man, Refused to Reveal His Identity. From his appearance Mr. Grady must haves been wandering ever since he left his wife last Friday. Ills (ace was covered with a five days' growth of heard, and, though he Is by nature most scrupulous in his personal appearance, he was when found yesterday unkempt in the extreme. He was emaciated, and, though he refused food, he hnd the physical appearance nf one who had fasted for a week. WnnderlDu For Some Time. Wheeling, W. Va., Sept. 11.—Police- Policemen this morning surprised two burg lars while they were In the act of forcing open a safe In the Panhandle Railroad office. The burglars opened Are with pistols, and the officers returned the Are. One of the burglars was shot five times and died in a few minutes. His pal was captured. He was a well dressed man and refused to give his name. Died of Broken IleHrt. BrItonM Must Lrnv«. 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 SHOE DEPARTMENT Montreal, Que., Sept. 11.—James Thomas, futher of Florence Thomas, the young woman of this city who was drowned wltji two others at Old Orchard, Me., on Aug. 7, hus died suddenly. The attending physician gives the cause of death as a broken heart. Tons of gunpowder were burned during the day. Sixty thousand Infantry and 200 pieces of artillery were in action. The noise of the many thousands of rifles, which blended into a sound like the humming of a vast thrashing machine, was broken at intervals by the tearing, ripsawlng effect of the firing of the machine guns. Peking, Sept. 11.—Paul Lessar, the Russian minister here, has advised the Russian commander in Manchuria that the presence of foreignersHr Manchuria during the military occupation is objectionable, and he is directed to expel the Hrlttsh imperial customs' employees who may he sent to Manchuria to resume charge of the postal service. 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 49c The physicians who examined him last nlglit said that it wus Impossible to tell until after observation that would last several days what chauce he has of recovery. New Yorkers to Visit Gettysburg, THE IOWA AGROUND. Albany, N. Y„ Sept. 11.—Gov. Odell and staff and 50 survivors of each of the New York regiments belonging to the Twentieth Army Corps, will leave Now York on Thursday. Sept. 18. to attend the dedication of the equestrian statue that has been erected on the Gettysburg battlefield in honor of Major General Henry Warner Slooum. Emperor William, Generals Corbln, Young and Wood, Lord Roberts, Genera! French and the other visitors and the staff, in all 100 horsemen, looked on from a hilltop midway between portions of the hostile lines. On the horizon to the east flashed eleven batteries of artillery, under whose imaginary shells the infantry of the "red" army advanced. Electric Mall Delivery Rome, Sept. 11.—The minister of posts and telegraphs, Signor Gallinberti, and the leading officials of his department have examined a plan sulD- mltted by an engineer mimed 1'iscicelll for the establishment of a system of electrical delivery of the mails by which letters are to be transmitted in aluminium boxes along overhead wires at the rate of 24S miles an hour. A commission has been appointed to report upon tills system before instituting experiments between Rome and Naples. Between these two points the inventor claims that he can deliver, letters in twenty-five minutes, while the time to semi mail from Rome to Talis by this system, Signor l'lscicelll says, could be reduced to five hours. Dry Goods Storo Evans Bros. Big American Battleship Disabled in 8outh American Waters. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Sept. 11.— Tne United States battleship Iowa ran aground yesterday near Cape Mossa Senhora. The Iowa had finished target practice and was returning to ' Friar's Island when the accident occurred. The Minister of Marino has ordered a Brazilian war vessel to go to tho aid of the disabled American. / No report has been received as to the condition of the vessel. Mr. Grady apparently was suffering from mental aberration. He looked luiggard and was very nervous and tired. lie could not explain when and why he had left Norfolk and did not know where he had been since Friday. iSK % 46 South Main Street, Pitt a ton, Pa. t.». ' , Truck Get* a Ileaplte. THE WEATHER. Albany, N. Y., Sept. 11.—Governor Odell hus granted a further respite to John Truck of Cortland county, who Is awaiting electrocution at Auburn prls- ALL INHABITED. |5 m Washington, Sept. 11.—Fair tonight warmer in the interior; Friday, fair. ProfeMnor Hunfch So Decides Rearard- B U S s BEAUTY, liiK Mum, Mercury and Venue. For WEDDINGS CIaimak* f For FUNERALS * on. A commission appointed by the governor Is investigating as to Truck's alleged insanity at the time he committed the murder for which he is under sentence of death. The respite under which the electrocution has been stayed expires on Monday next and has been extended until Nov. 17 because the governor has been unable to dispose of the case. Chicago, Sept. 11.—After a lifetime spent In observation of the heavenly bodies Professor George W. Hough, head of the department of astronomy at the Northwestern university, announced his belief yesterday that Mara, Mercury and Venus as well as millions of other planets outside of the solar system are inhabited. The professor further announced that the Inhabitants of Mars, Mercury und Venus, in particular are thousands of years In advance of the human race in point of civilization.GRACE ANI) STYLE Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J-B.CARPENTER,exeter st. exeter boru MARCONI TRIUMPHS. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. New York Stock Markets furnished by Halght & Freese, stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. 8QlveD the Problem of Connecting Two Continents by Wireless Telegraphy. are the essential features of TAILORING and are always embodied in the Built-to-Order Garments of Rome, Sept. 11.—Signor Marconi, the wireless telegraph inventor, this morning told an Interviewer that he had completely solved the problem of wiroless communication over a distance of 3,500 kilometres and that lie was confident of establishing direct communication by this new system be ttreen Europe and America in the immediate future. Merrlmac'n ConHtructur Dead. New York, Sept. 11, 1902. Open. Clos. 130% 129% 95% 93 104% 10-1% «9 U. G9% 35% 35'.i Newport News, Va., Sept. 11.—Wilson Guy, who supervised the construction of the Confederate ram Merrimue, is dead at his home in Hampton, aged seventy-four years. For the past ten years Guy had been an invalid. During the civil war Guy was stutloned at the Ports mouth navy yard until Norfolk was evacuated, when he was transferred to Richmond. Later he was appointed puymastcr In the Confederate army. Sugar  Atchison .... Atchison, pref. BUSS, — MAGNET Italian KIiik Aid* Mnrconi, The City Copper Romp, Kept. 11.—It Is announced that the king of ltnly has placed the Italian warship Carlo Alberto at the disposal of William Marconi and that the inventor will sail on ltoard the Carlo Alberto witliiu n few days for Cape lireton, N. S., and thence to Cape Cod, where tests, of wireless telegraphy will lie made between American and itallan statl&ns. The Carlo Alberto is now at Spczia, Italy, where frequent wireless messages are received from Eng- Car & Foundry . .. Brooklyn Traction B. & O  70 % lis  «9% 117 Those conclusions linvo been reached by Professor Hough only after years of sclentitlc observation, lie has long been a recognized authority on matters astronomical and is known as one of the most conservative astronomers. Tailor A SAVINGS BANK FOR Ches. & Ohio  Chic. & Gt. Western C.. M. & St. P. ... C . R. I. & P  Col. F. & I  Erie  50% 56% Fall Clothes THE PRUDENT BUYER. Gift From Mrs. Roosevelt 191% 189% 200% , 200 :s 33% ara arriving. A hip variety of patterns already on hand. Come in and make your choice Jersey City, N. J.. Sept. 11.—TluD Mothers' Club, which holds a fair hern next month, has received from Mrs. Roosevelt a gift in the shape of a book, "Historic Towns of Western Cities," accompanied by her card, on utiich is written, "With good wishes for the success of the Mothers' Club fair." Flood* Destroy TIlouanmlB. Rfp might keep all the floods represented in the list printed below, and in the course of a few months sell all at the prices usually charged. But that is not our way. We waut but little profit, and we waut that quick. You know the rest. 42% 41% 80% Kansas City, Sept. 11.—The statement made by the packers and the cattlemen some tiuie ago that the price of beef to the consumers would be considerably lower as soon as the crass fed cattle came in is now verified. Within the last ten days the price of beef to the Kansas City consumers has fallen 2 and 3 cents a pound. That reduction has been coincident with the rise iu the receipts of cattle at the Kansas City stockyards from 11',000 a day to mure than 20,000 a day. Ilref Prices Drop. Victoria, B. C., Sept. 11.—Japanese papers contain telegrams stating that S.OOO persons lost their lives by the overflowing of West river In China. There was also heavy loss of property and life iu Formosa by floods, followed by a tidal y;ave. early. 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His right I eye ifcas lacerated and it was necessary to perform an operation. ■«» /4 96% 80 Wlnsted, Conn.. Sept. 11.—Henry Gabelmann, a Waitings Hill farmer, 1ms sent by express to the president several apples with pictures of Mr. Roosevelt and bis Initials onjthem. One variety of apple shows the president delivering a speech, while another has him ou horseback. PEOPLE'S PHONE 368 5 S. MAIN ST 1 lot Men's 15c Husponders for 8c *. lot Boys' black aud white Striped Shirts, 25c kind, special price 19c 1 lot Percale Wrappers, nicely trimmed, well made, only 46c 1 lot Table Linen, worth 8Dc, special a yard 25c 1 lot Folding Lunch Bozos, worth 20c, here fie 1 lot Portieres, 3 1-2 yards long, 45 in.  worth |3, now for f 1.98 One well-known person's letter out of many; :M*iKMM.caafRuuoftY OF MUSK: Tfrrni IntlWi UK. hwwmwiwi w •. £"3 % 744 LEXINGTON AVE. jiff „ New York. 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Considerable damage wns done to the hotel, and carriages waiting to take the visitors to the railroad station •t Bushklll were overturned. , 28c. and 50c. at all druf gists or tnrougli if. id. Blchter * Co., 815 Petri St., New fork, L 36 HIGHEST national AWARDSJ Recom mended by prominent Phy- JM Wholesale and Retail Witt*. Ministrre^tc^^^mt^ The Magnet E. C. Bechtold, 14 North Main Street 37 S. Main St., Pittaton.