Pittston Gazette

              ' :t •' * - , MfMmt. JJIlt tolijetf PITTSTON, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1902. ' Mi ITM MP j WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1860. . pH3Q WEAK* 1 DAILY EST. BY THEO. HART 1888. FORTY A } 6 PAGES* ROOSEVELT TAKES ACTION STOCKS RECOVER. COLER THE CANDIDATE NEW TRIAL FOR WILCOX. CONFERENCE ON STRIKE. It's a Good Investment To Buy Your Groceries "T/ere are a few interesting items from ▼ our Notion Dep't. iMretarr Sliaw'a Action Heitorei DMlaion In favor of Alleged Mar* New York. Oct. 1.—The stock market, which closed utterly demoralized Monday as a result of stringent monetary conditions and other unfavorable circumstances, has made n sensational recovery. The chief causes for the complete reversal were the action of the secretary of the treasury la removing the restraint on liank reserves and persistent reports from various quarters that the coal strike had at last reached the point where negotiations for a settlement were actually under way. Confidence. Raleigh, N. C., Oct. 1.—The supreme court of North Carolina has handed down an opinion in the famous Nellie Cropsey case. In which Jim Wilcox Is charged with the murder of Nellie Cropsey in Elizabeth City last November. The court gives Wilcox a new trial. derer of Nell Cropier* AT  . Asks Mitchell and Opera- Great Meeting Called by Mayor of Detroit BRENNAN ft ROBERTS Look at Tho Prices; Senator David B. Hill Announces His Slate. tors to Meet Him Best Patent Flour.  20 lbs Gran. Sugar  Cheese, full cream, lb  Pint Root Beer Bottles, doz Qt. Boot Beer Bottles, doz.. Hires' Boot Beer, 3 for  Arbuckle Coffee i Lion Coffee  $4.25 1.00 .12 .60 Large Paper of Pins for lc Shetland Floss, Flei slier's brand, CDc a skein NEXT FRIDAY MORNING. The case Is a familiar one to the public. Nellie Cropsey, n beautiful young white girl, disappeared at night from her home In Elizabeth City. She had been last seen with Jim Wilcox, a young man and at one time her sweetheart. Suspicion fell on him, but he was not arrested. Thirty-seven days afterward her body was found in the Pnsquotauk river, and Wilcox was arrested. He was tried and sentenced to be hanged. He declared his Innocence, and an appeal to. the supreme court was taken. MANY ACCEPT INVITATION. Saxo.ny Yarn*v Fleisher's brand, 6c a skein Children's Hose Supporters, 5c Children's Kid Curlers, 4c bunch White Pearl Buttons, all sizes, 2 dozen for 5c BULGER FOR SECOND PLACE Toledo, Cincinnati and Other Cities . Another Cabinet Meeting Was Held Another Influence for better prices was the decline In call money rntcs, though during the morning loans were made as high as 1!) per cent. A large part of the day's loans was made at around 10 per cent, and the rate at the close went down to 2. Secretary Bliaw's visit to the street and his talks with the leading banking Interests helped in no small measure to restore contidcncc. Local banks loaned moderately.Have Already Announced Intention This Morning, After Which Mes- Both Devery and Goodwin Rejected .50 .10 .10 kage« Were Sent Out Asking for as Delegates—The Platform De- of Sending Delegates—Mr. Maybury. Ladies' Kid Gloves, all sizes, 69c the Proposed Executive Conference, clares for Public Ownership of An- Explains Purpose of Convention, a pair Best Taffeta Ribbon, No. 40,10c yd 5 Hook Corset Steels, 3c a pair Ironing Wax, best made, 4 for 5c New Chatelaine Bags for 25c A pk. of Mixed Needles for lc thracite Mines. Detroit. Oct. 1.—The tolegrnphlc Invitations sent out by Mayor William C. Maybury to governors of a number of states snd mayors of the principal cities in the east, middle west and northwest, asking them to send delegations \o participate in a national conference on the coal strike, have met with a great number of acceptances, and the proposed conference bids fair to be a tremendous gathering, a great majority of fhe messages expressed hearty sympathy with tbo conference and a promise to send delegates. 1 • Washington, Oct. 1—A special meetly lng of .the Cabinet was held today, at K the White House, for the purpose of &' further considering what measures may be taken by the administration or by President Roosevelt to bring F v about a settlement of the coal strike. L Washington, Oct. 1.—President B Roosevelt has wired President Mitch|p"#H and the representatives of the coal BRENNAN ft ROBERTS, i Saratoga, N. Y., Oct. 1.—When Senator Hill came into the Democratic State convention this morning he was greeted with an outburst of enthusiasm that lasted for fully five minutes. The delegates stamped their feet, cheered, howled and made every possible kind if noise. Hill took his seat with the Albany delegation. The convention was called to order by Chair man Stanchfleld. and the report of the committee on credentials was at once called for. The convention was thrown into an uproar when both contestants from| the Ninth district of New York city, Dsvety and Goodwin, were rejected by a vote of the convention. In granting n new trial the supreme court says the evidence was entirely circumstantial; that the jury does not seem to have given the necessary cautious and vigilant attention to the evidence or to the presentation of the prisoner's case by counsel. It says that the conduct of the spectators In and about the court were sufficient to prejudice the jury. "No such demonstrations," reads the opinion, "were ever witnessed In our state before." Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. Infants' Wool Crochet Socks 25c Best Welsbach Chimneys only 5o Full line of Fancy Veilings for hat and face. Orange. Tex., Oct. 1.—Ludwlg Braun of Richmond, N. Y., hns committed suicide here by taking poison. lie was walking along the street and suddenly fell. When assistance reached him, he admitted that be had taken poUion. Every effort to save his life was made, but without avail. He told the physicians that he had been in the reul estate business at Richmond, but said he had left there In an efTort to escape persecution and blackmail on the part of a man whose name he did not divulge. On hlB body was found a large sum of money, valuable Jewelry and a passliook on,a bank at Stapleton, N. Y., showing a credit of $4,- 000. Killed Hlmnelf Far From Rome. VISIT Williams ft McAnulty See our stock of Blankets and Comfortables before making any purchase elsewhere. • operators, requesting them to meet . ' him in Washington next Friday morn; lng at 11 o'clock. For a Fine Display of Carpets and Wall Papers. Also dispenser of Paints and Oils. In answer to the message from Mayor Beth.Low of Greater New York asking for further particulars Mayor Maybury sent the following telegram: TWO AIRSHIPS FLY. TODAY'S FOREIGN BUDGET. One Allikti In Meadow, One on Tele- People's Store, D Lord Salisbury Better and Has Gone " to France. m D' LOndon, Oct. 1.—The Birmingham Post says that the government his 'resolved to lay moorings for no fewer '.Cth«|l 80 warships at Gibraltar. The vessolB will be taken from the Medit. erranean and Channel squadrons and The platform adopted by the com vention declares for public ownership of the anthracite mjnes, the mines to be taken by eminent domain. This plank was loudly cheered by the convention.Kraph Pole. -"Conference Is expected to take up coal situation as It exists at date of meeting. Then will discuss best and most practicable means of obtaining that to which we are fairly entitled— namely, a coal supply. The plan to he pursued to e»ftDrce our demand must be govos«ed by the wisdom of the conference and should be such a plan as will be most effectively and promptly applied. Representation from the metropolitan city of the country would be most helpful." New York, Oct 1.—Both the Santos- Dumont and the Leo Stevens airships have made sensational voyages through the cloudy air at Coney Island. They started fro!n Brighton and Manhattan Beach respectively. Window Shades Made te Ordar. 60 NORTH MAIN. BOTH PHONES 15 South Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.] will ho held in reserve. IK I)proralfn Arctic Explorer*. Saratoga, N. Y„ Oct. 1.—David H. mil. after calling into consultation the lenders of every county delegation in the state, authorized his confidential advisers to let it be known that the following ticket would be presented at convention: Santos-Dumont's machine, which, it is said, was sailed by Edward C. Boice, was taken out first and rose to the estimated height of nearly a mile. Then it set its course around the northern end of the Brighton Beach hotel and across the Island, finally descending in the meadows a mlie and a half from Its starting point. The Climax of Shirt Waist Selling! Evans Bros. K London. Oct. 1.—Lord Salisbury left . Lucerpe. Switzerland, last evening for Chriatinnin, Norway, Oct. 1.—Captain Svordrup and other members of the Frnm arctic expedition were present at a reception given b.v the Geographical society in honor of the Pram's return.. Premier' Blehr announced that Captain Sverdrup had been decorated with the Order of the Grntul Cross of St. Olaf. Other members of the Pram expedition received silver medals. A man named Peter Henniksen, who also participated in the Nnnsvn arctic expedition, received a gold medal. v Beau lieu, France, where he has an cs- 'tate. It is believed that he has .entirely jr recovered from; his recent iridisposi' tlon. Among the few messages received that did not Indorse the proposed conference was the following from Governor Murphy of New Jersey: Governor Murphy Disapprove*. When you buy Groceries It is well to remember we are always Lowest in Price. London. Oct. 1.—The Westminster Abbey was reopened today, for the first time since the coronation of King Edward. For governor, Bird S. Color of Kings. For lieutenant governor, Charles N. Bulger of Oswego. It was after the Santos-Dnmont ship had disappeared that Leo Stevens brought bis ship out and set sail in pursuit. Ills ship sailed rapidly across the island in a westerly direction and about 1,000 feet in the air. It met with no mishap until.it reached Sheepshead Bay road, when It began to descend and ftnully struck the top of a telegraph pole at the corner of West First avenue and became stuck. Stevens climbed out of the basket, crept to the telegraph pole and began to climb down. For secretary of state. Professor Duncan Campbell Lee of Tompkins. For comptroller, Charles M. Preston of Ulster. "I do not thiuk the conference proposed can accomplish any practical results."A sale that offers M you the most ele- U (/% Kant Shirt Waists for less than their cost. London, Oct. 1—Lord Francis Hope's nisi divorce from May Yohe was made absolute today by Justice Felf. Best Pat. Flour, bbl..$D4.25 Feed, per 100 1.40 Oats, No. 1, white, bu.. .40 Hay, long & cut, 100.. .85 Butter, per lb. dairy For attorney general, John Cancel) of Erie. , For state treasurer, George R. Finch of Warren. Governor Nash of Ohio wired Atlantic City Editor Married. Atlantic City, N. J., Oct. 1.—A fashionable wedding took place today in the Chelsea Catholic church, when . MSss Susanna A. Robertson, a society k belle, was married to Joshua S. Jag.metty, editor of the Atlantic City Rally Press, and late first lieutenant in the Forty-first United States Volunteers In the Philippines. "I am in receipt of your telegram. Heartily sympathise with the results yon desire to bring about I have no authority of law for appointing the delegates suggested. If I act it will be a mere voluntary matter, and If clt- Imds attend under such appointments It will be voluntary on thotr part. I have no confidence in the efficacy of unauthorised acta upon the part of oflioUls."Worcester, Mass., Oct 1—The Worcester music festival opened its fortyfifth year with n magnificent produc-' tlon of Chndwlck's "Judith," the soloists being Giuseppe Cnmpnnnrl, Theodore Van Yorx, Herbert Wltherspoon and Mine. Gertrude Stein. Wallace Goodrich of Boston easily and excellently assumed the baton for the first time as conductor at a Worcester festival. The eliorus of 40(1 voices showed the best of training. Worcester Mnatc Festival. M Extraordinary bar- A gains, everyone of them. We need the MaJai room. We must gdt rid of these goods,, even at less than the wholesale cost of the material in them. For stute engineer and surveyor, Richard P. Sherman of Oneida. For Judge of court of appeals, J. Clinton Gray of New York. or creamery (best). .24 Lard, pure, per lb 12Jc Cheese, full cream, lb .12 Gold Dust, 4-lb package!... .19 Snow Boy, 4-lb package 19 Big Drive Bak. Powder, 2-lb .20 Nabob Pan Cake Flour, 3-lb .26 Cold Snap B'wheat Flour 3-lb .12 Aunt Jemima Pan Cake, 3-lb .25 It seemed to bo taken for graBted toy practically everybody that this slate would go through as named. Re readied the ground in safety and was at once surrounded by 1,000 persons who had chased the airship on its course and proceeded to congratulate him on the "success" of his first Ball. After an honr'B conference between Senator Hill, Hugh McLaughlin. Senntor McCarren and James II. Shevlin, President H. B. F. Maefarlnnd of the board of commissioners of the District of Columbia telegraphed as follows: 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. Roo*evelt'» Condition Satisfactory. r - Washington. Oct. 1.—Dra. Lung. O'Reilly and Rlxey made their usual call on the President this morning and Mated, after leaving, that his con- I'' dltlon was entirely satisfactory. BASEBALL. "Will be glad to co-operate. Have asked board of trade and basinesn men's associations If they can name delegates." Yoddr nnd Corbln In London, Results of Yesterday's Games la the Nattoaal League. London. Oct. 1.—Major General Oorhln and Brigadier General Wood and their party are at present at the Carlton hotel here and intend to remain In England until Oct. 18. Major General Young Ih expected here today. The toeinl Invitations accepted by the American generals include dinners with Earl Roberts, Lord Kitchener and Becretnry of War Brodrick. $2.50 Waists $1.75 Waists $1.50 Waists $1.25 Waists $1.00 Waists 4ic The Hudson Valley Strike. At Brooklyn— r. h. e. New York. 00010000 1— 2 5 1 Brooklyn... 00000000 1— 1 7 1 Batteries—McGinnity and Bowerman; Newton and Ritter. At Philadelphia— a. h. k. Boston 00000000 1— 3 11 1 Phila'phia.. 0000020 0 2— 4 12 1 Batteries—Willis, Pittlnger, Moran and Kittredge; Duggleby and Dooln. Second game— r. h. e. Boston 00101—2 1 0 Philadelphia 00000-0 6 1 Batteries— Eason and Moran; Fraser and Dooin. •  STANDING OP THE CLUBS. W L. p C. i.. p. 0. Pittsburg. 101 36 .743 Chicago... 66 69 .4811 Brooklyn. 74 62 .544 St. Louis.. 66 76 421 Boston. .. 69 63 .623 Phila'phia SS 80 . 406 Cincinnati 69 68 . 504 New York 47 84 . 359 Id reply to a message from Mayor Wells of St Louis Hay lug he thought It would be better to have the delegates appointed by the business organizations of the city, Mayor Maybury wired that it did not matter who appointed them so long as the city was represented at the conference. Ballston, N. Y„ Oct. 1—Six of the I ', striking carmen of the Hudson Valley railroad deserted last night and ret'. turned to work this morning. If you are in need of Jelly Glasses we have all kinds cheap. OB Shoes or Rubbers. THE WEATHER, Dry Goods Store Evans Bros. Telegrams announcing that delegates would be sent have been received from the following cities, among others: Toledo, Cincinnati, Burlington, Vt, and Richmond, Ind. Several messages were also received asking for further particulars.Washington, Oct. 1.—Fair and cooler tonight; Thursday, fair. General von Goaaler Not Dead. Dantzlc, Prussia, Oct. 1.—The statement sent out that General von Gossler, formerly Prussian minister of war, had died here was erroneous. It has now been learned that it was General von Gossler's brother, Gustave von Gossler, who died. " 46 South main Sfvwetf, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Ptttston, Pa, New York, Oct. 1, 1902. Open. Clos. 126% 127 90% 91 D4 102 102 06 65% 30 3CD's 05 V4 65 107 D4 108% 51% 52% 30% 31 Vi 192% 192 200 200y, 8014 40 Vi » Sugar  [■. Atchison  Atchison, pref  Copper  Car ft Foundry ... Brooklyn Traction MB A O  • Ches. ft Ohio  jChic. ft Ot. Western M. ft St. P  - C„ R. I. ft P  PRESIDENT IMPATIENT. B U S s BEAUTY, Call* 4&blaet Meeting to Dlaeaaa the GRACE and ' STYLE For WEDDINGS CUy.au I Fpr FUNERALS * Port Jervis, N. Y.. Oct. 1.—Theodore Tutliill shot ami killed Jcannettc Slo der and immediately shot himself. Tilthill was enamored of the girl and had aBked her to marry hlui. This she refused to do. The two hail a dispute over this matter on the street, and Tut • hill followed the girl to her boarding place and killed her, a moment afterward shooting himself. Tutliill was twenty-six and Miss Sloder seventeen. Double Tr»Kfil) at I'ort Jervis. fi. Y Manila, Oct. 1.—It is announced that 5,124 caseB of cholera and 2,740 deaths from that disease were re|Dorted in the province of Hollo, island of Panay, on Monday. This is the highest record for any district since the outbreak occurred and exceeds the total of Manila and many of the provinces since the commencement. The town of Mlago, In the province of Ilolio, was the worst sufferer, 1,173 cases being reported there Monday. At Cabatuan there were 930 cases, and at Dumangas 303 cases were reported Monday. Ravasea *f Cholera In Hollo. SttnatloB. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J-R-6ARKRTER,Hf timt. UETER IHI Washington, Oct. 1.—Good offices of the administration will be offered to end an Intolerable situation which threatens great danger to the people of the United States. Moral suasion will be exercised by the government to settle the differences between the operators and miners in the Pennsylvania anthracite region. President Roosevelt Is now concentrating his attention on this grave problem. Realizing that business interests throughout the United States and particularly in the cast are ritally affected by the coal strike. It is his earnest desire that this element of embarrassment shall be either entirely removed or partially ended, and at once. are the essential features of TAILORING and are always embodied In the Built-to-Order Garments of BIRD S. COLEB. which ended at 11 o'clock. Messrs. Mc- Laughlin, Met'arren and Shevlln announced publicly that Mr. Coler would be the candidate for governor. Col.. F, ft I  « Erie •  Erie, pref. •  Louis, ft Nash. .. Manhattan El. .. : Mo. Pacific .... Col. Southern .. i III. Central .... Mexican Central Canadian Pacific 39% 68% 142 136% 115 32% 79 V. Diligent Inquiry shows that the ticket is one which meets with the general approval of the delegates. 8o far as the head of the ticket Is concerned, there lias not lioon at any time here solid sentiment in favor of any candidate who would pccept a nomination except Mr. Coler. BUSS, ™ MAGNET The City 139", Alfonso Iteliellloun, Tailor 137% 32"'i Madrid, Oct. 1.—It is re|Dorted from San Sebastian that King Alfonso has refused to sign certain decrees presented to him by the minister of war. iiencral Weyler, and the matter is receiving mucli comment. 153% Dlaaatroaa Trolley Car ColUatoa. Fall Clothes ara arriving. A bipr var a savings um for THE PRUDENT BUYER, 21% 27 138% 2 Hi 74 34% The opponents of Mr. Coler, foremost among whom were Senator Mc- Curren and James II. Shevlln, have played a hopeless game from the start. The advocacy of the nomination of Judge Alton B. Parker and their talk ,of stampeding the convention for David B. Hill have been pure buncombe. Their bluff was called, and called hard, when the veteran Hugh McLaughlin arrived here to see that Kings county was not misrepresented. Tnunton, Mass., Oct. 1.—In a head on collision between a repair car and an electric car loaded with passengers bound for the Brockton fair on the Old Colony street railway line, in Kaynham, a number of persons were badly injured. Six were brought to the Morton hospital in this city, but none of them was placed on the dangerous list. 'a Rep. Steel 139 21% 72 % iety of pat terns already on hand. Come in and make your choice early. "Norfolk & Western : N. Y.f O. & W  f N. T. Central  Pennsylvania .... . , Reading  List of Letters If the moral suasion efforts of the administration meet with 110 success, efforts will be made whereby legal action may be taken to force a settlement. At present, however, there appears to be no course opeu to the government except tothrow its Influence toward a 'j Fur the considering the situation and to omhtn a satisfactory relief measure resident Roosevelt held two conference with Attorney General Knox, Postmaster General Payne and Secretary Moody of the cabinet and Governor Murray Crane of Massachusetts. These were the only membera of the cabinet in town, and Governor Crane was called In on account of the president's confidence In his Judgment in matters of public policy. The conferees sat with the president on the second floor apartment of the temporary White House, and, despite the fact that his injured leg keeps him quiet, the president earnestly talked over the situation with them for half an hour. He made it evident to each member of the party that it was his eager desire to relieve the present serious condition of affairs arising from the coal strike. Wp might keep all the goods 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 want but little profit, and we want that quick. You know the rest 157% 164% (19% 79% 38 VI 96 34% 157% 164% remaining uncalled for at the post office, Pittston. Pa., for the week end iug Sept. 27, 1902: Main Street, OplDosite Water St. Pitts ton. Heading, pref. 72% 79 Jas. R. Andrews, Felcks AllzewskV, Anthony Balsin. John Bamoshi, Joseph Bannon. Anthony Beletski, Au gust Belfont, Enock Bllusky, Jacob Bensley, John Bieldoskie, John Brady. Yernick Brazon. Rev. E. A. Burrows, Paolo Cerrone 2, John Connor. Joseph Dicio. Frank Driesbaek, Jos Tilipovic, Jos. Firtoski, Samuel Fronhiser, Geo. Gaeotis, Francesco Gaiasso. Mihaly Ilyko, Miss Adelaide Jones, Jorgis Kartauckor. John Kiko, Tydjslpu Guipelu, Daniel Knauff, Wm. I.uscavage 2. Emile Malinofsky Lulgi Mastrociugue. Antlriecz Matykiewicz, Antonio Menuolea, Frank Metcar 2. Giuseppe Mottola. Nicola Mustromonezo, F. Newell, Peter Novitch. Joseph Rcc, Mrs. it' Ham Ritch. Igratz Shomanos. Anthony Sklleavctz. Jos. Sinsluiski 3, Wm. Scotas 2, Goos Sunder. G«o. Smentosky, Domonico Tantello. Miss Lucy Walton, Joseph Yomlaites, Gimanvas Zurmanekas. Antone Zurenckj. 5_ Southern Ry  - • Southern Ry., pref fequthern Pacific . F Tenn. C. £ I  [" Texas Pacific  El U, S. Leather  feW- S. Rubber .... E U. 8. Steel  K\V. 8. Steel pref .. HHRMMjern Union *' Wabash, com  jptwtm Pacific  Pacific, pref 39% Admiral Jonett Fatallr III. Washington, Oct. 1.—Bear Admiral James Edward Jouett, retired, is lying fatally 111 at his summer home, the Anchorage, Silver Springs, Md. Until two weeks ago he was in remarkably vigorous health for one of his years (seventy-four), but a general breakdown came suddenly, and now all hope 3f his recovery has been abandoned. It has bceu decided that Mr. Coler will be put In nomination by Johii" L. Shea of Brooklyn, one of his closest personal friends and a man who, when bridge commissioner under the Van Wyck administration, stood shoulder to shoulder with him, beating the ItamaiH) grabbers in the board of public improvements. Shea to Name Coler. Burke &Son lot Children's School Handkerchief* lc lot 11-4 Cotton Blankets, here for 45c lot Black Mercerized Underskirts, made with Ave small raffles laid on deep flounce and Mr. Burke has just returned from New York and Philadelphia, where he has been for the past week making purchases for the fall season. dust ruffle; worth $1.(0, here for Wc lot Unbleached Muslin, nice quality, 8 3-4 ct lot Blue Calico, regular 6c kind, only 5c lot Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hoao, 8 cent Crew Saved Proa Banilf Bark. Martin W. Littleton of Brooklyn will be the permanent chairman of the convention.Liverpool, Oct. 1. — The British Capella. Captain McKee, from New Orleans Sept. 10 for Liverpool, which arrived here during the day, had ou board the ere* of the Norwegian bark Wlnsna, Captain Hallen, which was alwndoned at sea In latitude 54 north and longitude 43 west, after having been set on fire. kind here for 6c lot Men's 19c Suspenders for 8c lot Boys' black and white 8tripod Shirts, 28c Ladies' Coats kind, special price 19c lot Percale Wrappers, nicely trimmed, well ■ Fortune Favor* a Texan. "Having distressing pains In head, tecjc and atomaeh, and being without 'WpetJte. I began to use Dr. King's New- Life Pills," writes W. P. Whitehead, of Kennedale, Tex., "and soon felfe like a new man." Infallible in : Etonach and liver troubles. Only 25c f'at J. H. Houck's and W. C. Price's, jDitt»ton, and G. D. Stroh's, West Pitts- Everybody is now asking what "Big BIU" llevery proposes to (to. His followers arc wild witli linger over the generally accepted announcement that neither the Devery nor the Goodwin delegates will be seated in the convention."Monte Cat los" are going to be the leading style for swell garment*, but tight-fittiog Jackets and loose H Coat* will be in vcgue. Ladles' Suits made, only 46c lot Table Linen, worth 89c, special a yard 26a lot Folding Lunch Boxes, worth 2(k\ here tc lot Portieres, 8 1-2 yards long, 45 in. wide worth 93, now for $1.98 Walking Suits in black and fancy mixed material. with Norfolk Jackets, for Ladies and Mivses, will lie much worn and are practical and becoming garments. Persons calling for the above letters will please say "advertised." We will have all those styles, also the newest in fine Dre-D« Skirts Walking .skirt*. Silk and Flannel Waists, Dressing Sacks, Silk and Satine Petticoats. Corsets, Cfcc. Win. Jos. Peek. P. M. If all the people who have been relieved and cured by the Apehor Piln Kxpeller could be assembled, their number would convince you of the efficacy of this world renowned remedy. Try it yourself. 26c. Broi D011. Flu., Oct. 1.—Theodore Smith and Thomas G. Falreloth, the young white men who killed the aged Lewis couple one month ago, have been hanged by Sheriff Sutton. The trap wa» sprung At 11:12 o'clock, CUMl bath ■en's necks were broken.  Two Manured oa Same Gallows. At the conclusion of the conference Attorney General Knox, who, of course, will conduct any legal proceedings which may be found possible, declared that be saw no way far the president to Intervene legally for the purpose of settling the coal stritie. . The Magnet Our line of House Wrappers cannot be beaten Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts, sprains; stings. Instant relief. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil At any drug Btore. BURffX & SON ft Oyster Bay, S. Main 8t ««t oy»t«» Id the city. ' If Smuik Balm 81 37 S. Main St., Pitts ton.