Pittston Gazette

              - ■ *C ' . ■ ■■■■■■ . . • . , , ; a . r P© v :'».l 0?V'K' HRs^ e. S3HYEAR. J WBBKLY B8TAHLI8HEI) 18S0. [DAILY K6T. bt THEO. HART 1888. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1902. TWO CENTS A COPY: I g+ P/MSfTC? FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f ** rDiilC9* . . I PREPARING FOR THE CONFERENCE Q. A. R. ENCAMPMENT. SHIP TRUST IS A FACT. INDIANAPOLIS GHOULS. LATEST NEWS OF EUROPE. It's a flood Investment To Buy Your Groceries are a few i literal esting items from . ▼ our Notion Dep't. Startling Development! In Grave Planning For n DIr Tl inc In Wash- ington. Robbery Sensation. Washington, Oct. 2.—The official programme of the thirty-sixth encampment of the Grand Army of the Itepub-11c, which will be held in this city next week, has been issued. In addition to the dedication of Camp Roosevelt and the various army corps reunions, which have been announced already, there will be many events of Interest, ihe programme begins with religious exercises at Ctuup ltoosevelt on Sunday afternoon and continues until Saturday Indianapolis, Iud., Oct. 2.—Startling developments are promised in the grave robbery sensation within the next twenty-four hours. Disclosures are predicted which will show that Rufus Cantrell and his gang, now in custody, ore not the only ones who have been robbing graves In and around Indianapolis to supply the medical colleges of this and other cities in Uie west. iv: President Roosevelt Study- BRENNAN ft ROBERTS Look at Tho Prices: Incorporated Under the Laws of New Jersey. Educational Bill Causing Trouble In England. Ing the Strike. — • CONFERRED WITH QUAY. 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  Lion Coffee  $4.25 1.00 .12 .60 Large Paper of Pins for lc Shetland Floss, Fleisher's brand, tic a skein Saxony Yarns, Fleisher's brand, tic a skein Children's Hose Supporters, 5c Children's Kid Curlers, 4c, bunch White Pearl Buttons, all sizes, 2 dozen for 5c Ladies' Kid Gloves, all sizes, 69o a paii- AMERICANS IN CONTROL. CHURCH PARTY'S APATHY. Cuntrell acknowledges that otlier gangs of grave robbers make Indlannpolls their headquarters and that already robberies have been discovered which were committed by these other gangs. Other than this he refuses to talk about the fellow members of his "profession" and will not give the detectives any clew which might lead to further nrrests. Hardly a city or town In the gas belt has escaped the depredations of these grave robbers. Tills Is an admission of Cnntrell, and he Buys that local colleges have procured many bodies from these parties, but he refuses to give their names. President Mitchell and the Coal Presi- afternoon. Charles J. Steele Denies Gerald Bal Pierpont Morgan Cartooned as Brit. 'dent* Have Signified Their Inten. Monday morning there will be an automobile parade, beginning at 1) o'clock, and a regatta ou the Potomac river, beginning at 10:30 and continuing during the entire day. Tjjt afternoon will witness the dedication of Camp Roosevelt, with addresses of welcome by Secretary Hay and Commissioner Mncfnrlnnd and a response by Commander In Chief Torrance. At night there will he a general campQre at Convention hull. four's Claim of Supremacy of Brit- Isher—Armenians Are Again Being tio'n to Talk the Question Over ish—New Combination Has Capital Oppressed by the Turks—Two 1 , With the President Tomorrow. of $120,000,000. H Washington, Oct. 2—Secretary Root. K Secretary. Wilson and' Senator Quay ?' called upon the President this mornf •_ ing and talked with him regarding the W;' strike conference tomorrow. The p.. President is devoting much of the day £ to a study of the strike situation. lie P' has carefully gone over Labor Comk missioner Carroll D. Wright's official * . report. Senator Quay explained to him jtt what had been done" in Pennsylvania Li.,, toward bringing about a settlement. The condition of the President's leg f,v' Is reported to be unchanged. Secrev tary Corteiyou says he is improving & nlce,y- Armenian School Officials Hanged. 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 New York, Oct. 2.—J. Pierpont Morgan's transatlantic steamship combination, tlie formation of which stirred Ihe capitals of Europe, lias been successfully launched, and its organization has been linally perfected. Its nanin is the International Mercantile Marine company. London, Oct. 2.—The government is dismayed by the apathy of the church party towards the educational bill. No strong movement in favor of the meas ure Is visible anywhere. Nevertheless, Premier Balfour has stated that he will persist in bringing it up for con sideration at the next session of Par liament. His honor and reputation arc bound up in the bill and he will carry it or destroy the government in the effort. He hopes the Ministerialists will suppress the antagonism rather than defeat the Conservatives. The revolt of the Unionists in the Midlands against the bill is the subject of national discussion. BRENNIN ft ROBERTS, A pk. of Mixed Needles for lc Corner Main and Thomas Streets, Next to Eagle Hotel. Infants' Wool Crochet Socks 25c Best Welsbacli Chimneys only 5c Full line of Fancy Veilings for hat and face. The principal event of Tuesday will be a naval parade, with Brigadier Geiternl Charles Ileywood, U. 8. M. C., as marshal. A number of array corps reunions will take place on this date and also a number of receptions by auxiliary Indies' organizations. In the afternoon Tension Commissioner Ware will give a reception. At night the Orand Army will be officially welcomed nt Convention hall. On Wednesday will occur the general Grand Army parade, to which the entire dny will be given up. At uiglit there will be a number of reunions and an official reception by the Woman's llellef Corps. Out of the thirteen directors who compose the board eight are American capitalists and the others English representatives of the companies now controlled by the new steamship trust. A second gang, headed by a man who formerly lived Id Indianapolis nnd who had a contract for supplying bodies for the local colleges, operates between Indianapolis, Martinsville and Columbus. The majority of the bodies stolen by these ghouls arc shipped to Louisville and sold to medical colleges In that city. A few, Cantrell say«, are shipped to Cincinnati. VISIT Williams & McAnulty See our stock of Blankets and Comfortables before making any purchase elsewhere. Pupers have been filed In Trenton, N. J., Incorporating the new company, but It was discovered that the charter Is In the form of an amendment to the charter now possessed by the International Navigation company, which controls the American line and the Ited 8ta r line. So many additions are made and so radical are the changes, however, that the charter of the International Mercantile Marine company may be said to be practically new. For a Fine Display of Carpets and Wall Papers. Also dispenser of Paints and Oils. . C- .  ' Washington, Oct. 2.—President Itoose■ volt will make an effort to bring the M'CULLOUGH WINS. London, Oct. 2.—The Westminster Gazette today cartoons the fact that, under the terms of the shipping combine. English ships continue under the English ilag, and depicts J. Pierpont Morgan as a vaudeville artist dancing a sailor's hornpipe and singing:People's Store, . anthracite coal mine owners and their •talking employees together in the In- terest of the public good. This conclu- Result of Election In Vermont u Decided by Leylilatare. Window Shades Made to Order. 60 NORTH MAIM. BOTH PHONES 15 South Main St., Pittston sion '.was reached after a series of con- The meeting of the national encampment will take place Thursday and Friday. On Thursday the Woman's llellef Corps will hold a convention, as will the ladies of the G. A. R„ the Daughters of Veterans and the Women's Veteran Relief union. A number of receptions will be given by ludles' auxiliary societies. Montpeller, Vt., Oct. 2.—A summer of political strife over the question of u new governor for the Green Mountain State has been brought to an end by the assembling of the legislature. General John O. McCullough (Hep.) of Bennington is the choice. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.] fetwees with his cabinet advisers covering twa days. The decision was arrived at when the lawyers of the cabl- The papers Hied place the capital stock at $120,000,000, divided into $tD0,- 000,000 iDreferrei stock, paying dividends at the rate of U per cent, and $00,000,000 common stock. The authorized bond issue is $75,000,000, bearing Interest at the rate of per cent. The issue is a first mortgage collateral trust go)4 bond. "Oh, in spite of all temptations. To belong to other nations, I become a British man." £-• net Informed the prcaident that there mi no way under the constitution mijl i tlW form of government of the United The Climax of Shirt Waist Selling! Evans Bros. States for federal intervention to end General McCullough received the support of 1(54 members of the convention. Perclval W. Clement, the high license local option candidate, received 5!) votes and Fells VV. McGettrlck, the Democratic candidate, 43. Z. S. Stanton (Rep.) of ltoxbury was elected lieutenant governor, the vote standing: Ktunton, 181; Agan (local option), 33; May (Dem.),  Constantinople, Oct. 2.—Despite the Sultan's assurances to the contrary, the Armenians are having a had time at Hatchadour. Two directors of the school at Nazaret were hanged on the charge of favoring agitation against the Sultan. In consequence of the-oppression. many have embraced Catholicism. in order to secure protection. At Baghtcedjik, where an Armenian mission is established, 20 families have taken this Btep. the strike. Every pliaeo of the si tun■, tion was canvassed, and the determlna- IMInern Ilc(n*e to Contribute. Birmingham. Ala., Oct. 2.—The refusal of several miners to allow a dollar to he taken from their wattes for the benefit of the striking anthracite coal miners in Pennsylvania and the compliance of the paymaster of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company with their wishes has caused a suspension of work by 1,500 miners employed by that company. The strike was ordered at a meeting of the executive committee of the United Mine Workers for the district of Alabama. tion to have the mine operators and When you buy Groceries It is well to remember we are always Lowest in Price. * President Mitchell meet the president . was reached when it was found that S . no other method was open. At the eons' ' elusion of the conference, which was The board of directors, as announced by J. I'. Morgan & Co., is as follows: . Director* and Committees. attended by Secretaries Root, Shaw Clement A. Grlscom and I'. A. B. Widener of Philadelphia, B. N. Baker of Baltimore, John I. Waterbury, George W. I'erklns, E. J. Berwlnd, James II. Hyde and Charles Steele of New York, Itlght Hon. W. J. Plrrle of Belfast, Ireland; J. Bruce Ismay, Sir Clinton E. Hawkins, Henry Wilding and Charles P. Torrey of England. A sale that offers M you the most ele- U  gant Shirt Waists for less than their . and Moody, Attorney General Knox j...and Postmaster Genernl Payne, at the F ' temporary White House, several tele- The choice of General McCullough. for governor came as the climax to a day of excitement and great enthusiasm. While the canvassing committee of both branches was considering the question of state election ao that It could report that there had been no choice for governor or lieutenant governor on the part of the people Mr. Cl«ment, through bis attorney, asked to be heard on the question of certain details of the vote taking In the legislative convention. The committee declined to hear any argument on the question. Best Pat. Flour, bbl..$4.25 Feed, per 100 1.40 Oats, No. 1, white, bu.. .40 Hay, long & cut, 100.. .85 Butter, por lb. dairy or creamery (best). .24 Lard, pure, per lb.... 12£c 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 .25 Cold Snap B'wheat Flour 3-lb .12 Aunt Jemima Pan Cake, 3-lb .25 grams were issued. cost. The telegrams sent to the operators ' and coal road presidents all read: '*1 should greatly like to see you on [Friday nest, Oct. 3, at 11 o'clock in .the vetoing here in Washington in regard-to the failure of the coal supply, Which ha* become a matter of vital concern to the whole nation. 1 have •tnt a similar dispatch to Mr. John £ Mitchell, president of the United Mine f Workers of America." |fV The telegram to Mr. Mitchell read: " T should greatly like to see you on BURGLAR SHOT DEAD, M Extraordinary bargains, 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. Gang Was Looking-for Booty, But Got The New Orleans Strike. The executive and finance committee comprises Clement A. Grlscom, P. A. B. Widener, George W. Perkins, Edward J. Berwlnd and Charles Steele. Bullets Instead. New Orleans, Oct. 2.—Following a conference with Mayor Paul Capdeville the executive committee of the Street Car Men's union hove agreed to reopen negotiations through the mayor In regard to the strike inaugurated by the employees of the New Orleans Hallway company. It lias been decided to submit the alleged violations of the April contract between the railway company and its employees to a conference between the ear men, and in the event that they cannot agree an arbitrator will be appointed agreeable to both sides. Tills question is the subject of a conference between the mayor and -the railway oiilclals. The latter insist In the first place that the men go back to work Immediately. WUliamsport. Pa.. Oct. 2.—Five masked mien, bent on robbery, broke into the Montoursville trolley power house, last night, and opened lire on the engineer. The latter was twice wounded, but managed to return the Are. One of the burglars was shot dead and the others fled. The British committee consists of Sir Clinton E. Dawklns, chairman; Uiglit Hon. W. J. Pirrle, J. Bruce Ieuiay, Henry Wilding and Charles F. Torrey. They come in white and colors, of a pretty make and good material. It's worth going a mile oat of your way to get a bargain like this. The president of the International Mercantile Marine company Is Clement A. Grlscom, formerly president of the International Navigation company. The secretary is Emerson P. Parvlu. The election at the polls resulted In no candidate having a majority, and thus the selection of the governor was thrown Into the legislature. Friday next, Oct. 3, at 11 o'clock In the ' morning here In Washington In regard to the failure of the coal supply, which baa become a. matter of vital concern t to the whole nation. I have sent a aim; ,llar dispatch to the presidents of the V anthracite coal companies." t The messages were all signed b.v r President Roosevelt. THE WEATHER, The lines owned by the-combination, as lias been previously announced, arc the White Star and Leyland lines, the American and Ked Star 'Atlantic Transport lines and the Dominion line. These companies operate 118 vessels, having a tonnage of 881,502. Payments have already been made for the acquisition of the various lines, and it was officially stated that the great steamship trust, which had taken fully a year to complete. Is now an assured fact. $2.50 Waists £1.75 Waists $1.50 Waists $1.25 Waists $1.00 Waists 49c MORO FORTS TAKEN Washington, Oct. 2—Generally fair tonight and Friday. PerahlnK Meets Little Healatanca From Mucin Sultana, If you are in need of Jelly Glasses we'have all kinds -cheap. OR Shoes or Bubbers. Manila, Oct. 2.—The Maclu Moros In Mindanao have, offered but slight resistance to the column under Captain J. J. Pershing of the Fifteenth cavalry. THE ELUSIVE POLE. To actually reach the pole would give an explorer enduring fame, but the world would be very little better off because of that feat.—Troy Times. ?jh,. Hm« But Frlaclprla Invited. There will be uo one present at Kri; day's meeting at the temporary White - House but the principals. It Is true that Friday is cabinet day and thai 11 . .'o'clock, the hour appointed in the lnvl•' tattoos for the meeting of the coal ■ magnates, is tHc usual hour of ntoscui- I bling of the cabinet; but, according to , the present understanding, that cabil vi. meeting will be postponed, g? The purpose of the postponement is Dry Goods Store Evans Bros. The Arabic Lu(iu(e. After a series of skirmishes on Monday and Tuesday of this week the Moros retreated Into six forts on the shores of the lake. When a courier left Maclu Tuesday for Camp Vicars, Captain l'ershing was preparing to assault the last Moro strongholds. The Arabic used in tho Koran differs as ibuch from the Arabic used in ordinary conversation and Intercourse in the east as the Latin differs from tho Italian. The Koran Arabic is that of the literary classes; the colloquial Arabic is that of the common people. The north pole still stands In ita primeval icefields, laughing at the efforts of man to reach It. Doubtless those efforts will be successful some day, and national pride leads to the hope that the man who makes the successful dash will be an American.— Pittsburg Gazette. 46 South Main Street, Deny Mr. Balfour** Claim. Ptttaton, Pa. Exception was taken to the statement made by Oenerul Balfour, president of the British board of trade, In his speech at Sheffield that a majority of tho directors of the new combination were to be Britons. Charles Steele of J. P. Morgan & Co., who has had the details of the formation of the combination under bis supervision, said Mr. Balfour was slightly in error If he was quoted correctly In saying that tbe English interests would dominate the new combination. In discussing this point Mr. Steele said that Mr. Balfour evidently meant that the subsidiary companies of the steamship trust would be dominated by English directors, but that the controlling company had a majority of American directors.The American column reached the former camp at Maciu Sunday night. On Monday the Moros opened fire on them with a brass cannon and rifles from a series of new forts which had been erected since Captain Pershing's first visit to the place. The battery tinder Captain William S. McNalr scaled a ridge commanding the position of the Moros and shelled them out. The engineers under Captain Jay J. Morrow hud constructed a trail over the swamp, Hanking the Moro position. The men of Captain Pershing's column crossed the swump by the trail and captured and destroyed three of the Moro forts. The Moros stood but a short while and ran us soon as the artillery opened on them. B U S s BEAUTY, THREE KINGS. From Peary himself wo have the word that there is no northwest passage round the pole and no sea of eternal Ice In the same locality. There is plenty of lco and plenty of water, but neither Is available for any practical purpose. This being the case, why sacrifice any more lives in pursuit of tho use!est ? Nothing can be done with It even when It has been found.—Philadelphia Inquirer. GRACE and STYLE For WEDDINGS El. f For FUNERALS "10WOTS I Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. Wo can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new pljone) I- B-CARPENTER,exeter st. exeter ioro f* plainly to relieve the Invited guests ij ■ from the feeling of reserve tlint might iturally be crcatcd it they appeared fore the entire cabinet. Including ne exceedingly clever lawyers whom D coal people might not cure to meet t business way in the absence of own legal advisers. m Kaiser Wilh'elm seems to have gone in to cultivate the Poles with an ax.— Atlanta Journal. aro the essential features of TAILORING and are always embodied in the Built- to-Ordei^Garmenta King Alfonso acts as though he intends to be his own matchmaker.— Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph. mff- So tiie absence of the cabinet will tto president an opportunity to do f'., Ju«t what he wants—namely. to have a The sultan of Turkey is not alarmed by the prospect of another ultimatum. He eats 'em alive.—Montreal Herald. BUSS, — MAGNET good heart to heart talk with the op- RULES FOR HUSBANDS. The City [ m it tori and Mr. Mitchell, to Induce k them to tulk to each other freely «mi to reason quietly and soberly and tlniil- L ly to agree if possible to make coikm sf' Blons on each side whicli will terminate I the strike, und ut least, if this last oii- aniMal oddities Taii.or, Wife Brings Suit Because Husband Re. fused to Sign List of Stipulations. The most interesting case called in court, Saturday, before Judge Ferris, was tljut against Byron Sutton, who was given a hearing on a charge ot non-support, made by his wife. The evidence showed that Mrs. Sutton had left her husband but promised to live with him if he would sign the following articles of agreement: A horse cannot do much work after be is twelve or fourteen years old. Just what tile financial status of the new company formed fn New Jersey will he is not known. It was officially denied that the International Mercantile Marine company is a holding company to exchange its stock for the shares of the five concerns acquired. Neither will it acquire directly by purchase the shares of the companies named. Captain Pershing bus been ordered to destroy the forts unless the Moroe make pence. Twenty Moros were killed and many were wounded. There were no casualties amoug the Americans. The specimen of the Japanese hen In the Museum ot Natural History, New York, has a tall twelve feet long. Fall Clothes A SAVINGS BANK FOR Ject cannot be directly, attained, it is An elephant has only eight teeth altogether. At fourteen years the elephant loses Its first set of teeth, and a new set grows. ara arriving. A big variety of patterns already on hand. Come in and make your choice THE PRUDENT BUYER. E" hoped that the foundations may lie laid h for an agreement In the near future, r perhaps an agreement between the principals to have further meetings ! .-and perhaps to refer open Issues between them to third parties. It la stated positively that the president has no assurances from either ' aide which formed the basis of his call I' (or thla meeting. WC 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. Hadaoa Valley Strike SubaldlnK. early. Saratoga, N. Y., Oct. 2.-While the leaders of the motormen's strike on the Hudson Valley railway do not admit it, the otllelals of the company say the strikers are weakening. They Bay many of the old men have applied Individually and on being reinstated resumed work on the Saratoga, Stillwater and Glens Kails divisions. The road continues to operate its cars in Saratoga, Washington and Warren counties with substantially a full complement of employees. The company expects before the end of the week to resume service between Waterford and Troy over the lines of the United Traction company. An ostrich never goes straight to Its nest, but always approaches It with many windings and detours In order, If possible, to couceal the locality from observation. Main Street,. Opposite Water St. Pittston. First Will you get up every morning at 5 o'clock without being called'' Second—Will you furnish materia! every week for one cake? There was no light thrown o» tills matter by members of the Morgan linn, ami all that was said 011 the subject, despite elose inquiry, was that the International Mercantile Marine company would "Include" the different steamship lines which go to make up the great transatlantic steamship merger. Third—Will you furnish material every week for pies? Rochester Mayor Cnlla Conference. Fourth—Will you furnish 25 cents worth of beef every Tuesday and Friday?Burke &Son 1 Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 2.—At a meet, tag of: the mnyor and the heads of w Prepared ™ ■tefiKUUN LiWK. Is the But Itaerc U lor lot Children's School Handkerchiefs lc lot 11-4 Cotton Blanket*, bore for 46c lot Black Morcjrizcd Underskirts, made with five small ruffles laid on deep flounce and dust ruffle; worth $1.60, here for 96c lot Unbleached Muslin, nice quality, 8 3-4 ct lot Blue Calico, regular 6c kind, only 6c lot Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, 8 cent /- city departments it was decided to jt.'sqll a public mass fheetlng of the eiti- Filth—llusi yourself some clothes and look attractive and clean. ' RHEUMATISM,! Gout, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. DR. RICMTBR'S World-Renowned ' "ANCHOR" Br' sens. of Rochester to consider the coal E* .'famine and measures for relief next Pi Monday evening at the mayor's office. Si.As a result of official Investigation It E.,'was found that the city departments ri'ure In better shape in Rochester than i"!.'C«D many cities, uiost of them having I * 8011917 sufficient to last part of the ■*' Winter. Four hundred tons of anthracite are reported available. Sixth—Will you go to church anc' Sunday school every Sunday at Wyoi*i ng and not make mv life a burden to get you there In time? It Is supposed, however, that n holding company lias been formed in England under the limited liability act, which will take over the shares of the English companies. This will be in effect the holding company, and its shares will ln*turn be owned by the American company Just formed In New Jersey. Against the shares of the English corporation the collateral trust gold bonds of the Internatloiuil Mercantile Murine company will be Issilfed. v «• "* Mr. Burke has just returned from New York and Philadelphia, where he lias been for the past week making purchases for the fall season. Seventh—Take your mother's thing? away, her cow, I cannot tend her. PAIN EXPELLER. kind here for 5c lot Men's 16c Suspenders for 8c lot Boys' black and white Strip id Shirts, 26o kind, special price 19c lot Percale Wrappers, nicely trimmed, well Eighth—Stop using vulgar and pro fane language. General Roe'* Condition Favorable, Highland Tails, N, Y., Oct. 2.—Major General Hoe's condition is favorable. He is lying on a couch and has received many callers. The general complains of contUiual severe pains In hla head, but nevertheless Is cheerful. Dr. Glcnuou says that It is wonderful that the general was not killed iustantly, striking the ground as be did squarely on top of hla head. It required ten stitches to sew up the wound, and the general was placed under the Influence of anaesthetics during the operation. Dr. Glenuou baa hopes of the general's speedy recovery. Ladles' Coats Hone, What one lutoe without Timie lut "Aeefcer." nteka out tctific*; ''Monte Cat low" are going to be the leading style for swell garment**, but tight fitting Jackets and loose fi Coats will be in vogue. Ladles' Suits Ninth—Take a bath all over once a week. ✓ NowYorK.Aug.l7'AI8f7\ j I consider Dr. Pichtsr's XNCMOR"PAIN EXPELLER V, ,u-p a useful local spplicat* |S*( ion in Rheumalieni ond Neuralgia made, only 46c lot Table Linen, worth 89c, special a yard 26a Tenth—Ruth must not peddled run errands and carry things for you. Walking Knits in black and fancy mixed material, with Norfolk Jackets, for Ladies aud MIbsos; «ill be much worn and are practical and becoming garments. lot Folding Lunch Boies, worth 30c, here 5c lot Portiere* 3 i a yards long, 46 in. wide worth S3, now for $1.98 IJadrld, Oct. 2.—■Despite feeble officii! denials, It Is known that an attendant at the Antique Museum has stolen twt) valuable pictures, one by Murillo and the other by Gaya and that he has sold them to a foreigner D mere song. The purchaser is Xmg to Be an American, who left lifc&id hastily on Saturday. Valuable Pictures Stolen. Eleventh—Wipe your tect clean ev cry time you come Into the house. / The opluion was expressed In several quarters that the formation of the Morgan combination dealt a heavy blow to the ship subsidy bill, which was considered by the last session of congress, but friends of the new organization said that as a matter °of fact tile new company would show up the benefits of s lu subsidies. •  We will have alt those stiyles, also the newest in floe Dre?s Skirts Walking Skirts. Silk aud Flannel Waists, Dressing Sacks, Silk and Satine Petticoats. Corsets, Ac. Sutton refused to answer "yes" to all the questions and was arrested, The defendant was discharged by the Judge. lie. mrniTBOc. mt airarugslste of  *.M.iUekU*Co.,2U PurlBt, New Irt, l 38 HIGHEST AWARDS.J -  Our line of Hornet Nrappers cannot be beaten The Magnet BURKE & SON Messick'a Oyster Bay, 3. Main St The finest oysters In the city. 18 Sow Malm 9* 37 S. Main St., Pittston.