Pittston Gazette

              f v V' • r~ •• Wrv: y "- 'i mw I W. If : C :v:? H-m * JlcW YF, A R J WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1850. «JOU X fiivrv. 1 DAILY EST. tr THEO. HART Mtt. HITTSTON, PA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1902. TWO CENTS A COPY. I C! JD VfJKX FORTT CENTS A MONTH, f « 1 'VIJElO. IANGE IN COMMISSION TO CONTINUE 8TRIKE. THE PANAMA CANAL TITLE «. CONDITION OF TRADE. ONE MAN HOLDS UP A TRAIN. 2 2£ v X Remarkable Values. ■terkle and Cue K»plor«« Dliul- ties Show Ptmi at Biii.ru, I a.drqn.(f Tr..ip.rutio. Fa r 111- Such values as these only serve as an indication of what we do for our customers. l*ned With CnUtlou. New York, Oct. 25.-B. G. Dun ft Co.'s weekly review of trade says: Consider Hazleton, Pa., Oct. 23—Employees of the G. B. Markle & Co.'s colllerlea and the men working at the Drlfton mine of Coxe Bros. & Co. have voted to continue on strike until the conditions under which they are to be taken back by these tlrrns are changed. One of the officials of Coxe Bros. ft Co. said: * r Colonel Wright Made a Full Attorney General Knox's Report Ready. No better evidence of Industrial and commercial activity is needed than present inadequate transportation facilities. Every form of railway equipment from track to rolling stock has been Increased and perfected during the past few years to an extent that appeared almost excessive, yet the nation's business has more than kept pace. Unseasonably mild weather has retarded retail trade at mnuy points, yet the movement of goods is fully sustained by undiminished preparations for future sales. Distribution delayed by high temperature is not lost while the agriculture community will profit very materlaAy by the tardiness of frost, increasing its ability to consume the products of factories and mills. Labor is more fully employed than at any recent date, only a few small controversies Interrupting. Kills Engineer and Explodes Express Safe. Quality Ladles' Underwear LadieV Fleece Lined Undenrc»r, regular 60c value, for Member. 39 Cents a Suit and will find our prices cheaper than any other store in town. We stand ready to prove this to you. Are you willing to be convinced ? Dressing Sacquem WILL CONTINUE RECORDER COMPANY'S CLAIM VALID. SECURES BIG PLUNDER. Ladies' Flannelette Dressing 8acque*. well aiade and nlee1y trinimed, a nice assortment of patterns. "We insist that all the men formerly employed at our mines who went on strike shall apply to tbe respective foremen as individuals if they Wish to return. If we have room for tliem and they committed no acts of violence during the strike, they will be taken back with the understanding that tbe nonunion men must not be molested. Every man who struck Is considered by us as having left our employ, and that Is why we will not resume operations by permitting the men to return to work In a body." Appointment Made by Roosevelt After French Government Backs) it Up— 49 Cents Each Consultation With Baer and Mitch. Northern Pacific Railway Offers J5r Wmmrn'm Won 18 cent quality Woman's Black Wool Hone For 10 Cents a Pair A ■ ft Disturbed Conditions in Colombia, 000 Reward for Him Dead or Alive. •II and Carries the Right to Vote on However, May Act in Favor of the Bloodhounds on His Scent—Robber Wen's Shirlt All Questions Considered. Nicaragua Route. Men'a Hoary Jersey Working Shirts, fleoco linpd, light or dark, !■ Great Value for 45c Washington, Oct. 25. — President Soosevelt today appointed Hon. Carroll D. Wright, Commissioner of Labor, a full member of the anthracite ooal strike commission. This gives Mr. Wright authority to vote on all questions considered by the  sion, but it is announced that he will also continue to act as recorder of the commission. Tbe appointment was made only after the President had consulted with President Baer. of the Beading, representing the operators, and President Mitchell, of the United Mine' Workers, representing the miners. This makes the number of commissioners seven. Washington, Oct. 25.—Attorney Geni-ral Kuox has completed the report of his investigation of tbe validity of tbe Panama Canal company's title. Said He Had a Pedigree. Missoula, Mon., Oct 25.—An eastbound passenger train on the Northern Pacific has been held up near Drnmmond, Mon.. forty-live miles from this city, and Engineer Dan O'Neill killed. jZ 3£ j Brcunan & Roberts f Woman's Flannelette Wrappers. They are hard «omely mode, have braid trimmed waist*, and skirts have Jeep flounce, regular price one dollar. Wrappers At Silver Brook colliery, operated by J. S. Wert* ft Co., the men must also make applications as individuals before operations are resumed. The report will be an exhaustive document, it is said, containing not only legal proof of tbe validity of the title, but also the guarantee of the French government that It will undertake to see to it that no old claims are presented tO'tbe United Stutes on account of any unpaid Indebtedness of either tbe old Panama Canal company or its successor. The French end of the Isthmian canal project, therefore, appears to have been well cleared up, but other difficulties yet remnlu. Exceptionally favorable weather has prevailed for developing the top crop of cotton, securing late grain and getting all farm products to market. Another week without killing frost added materially to tbe yield. Corner Main and Thomas Bta. The train, which included mail, baggage and express care and nine coaches, arrived at Missoula at 10:20 p. m. and proceeded eastward after a short delay at this station. It arrived after midnight at a place two miles west of Drummond. Here the train was signaled to stop, and the engineer slowed up. While doing so he saw a man creeping toward him over the tender. The man, who was armed, called to O'Neill to stop the train instantly. Nrxt to Eagle HoteL Reduced to 75 Cents Night Gowns Ladies* Muslin Nitrht (Jowdb. hemstitched yoke and cambric raffle. Atlantic City, Oct. 25.—Chao Chu, soil of Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese minister, lias donned a uniform and Is drilling with a rifle. He has been admitted to membership In the Uorrls guards, the crack military organization of south Jersey. The guards Lave a fine armory and gymnasium, and the young Chinese will have all the privileges, although he Is only sixteen years old and nobody less than eighteen Is taken Into the organization. His father made a special request for the boy's admission to the command, which copies In every detail the regular army tactics and uniform. Chio Ch. Joins Morris Gasrds. A better movement of corn brought more rational prices, but the level Is still far above normal, and material concessions will have to be made before foreign buyers will exhibit their customary Interest. VISIT SjDocial Price 39c Each Children's Coats Williams ft McAnutty Children's Winter Coats, heavy material, all colors, regular vaiac $1.50, The state department has been unable to conclude a canal treaty with the government of Colombia owing to the Insurrection which has been going on there several months, preventing the assembling of the Colombian congress. Whichever side in the insurrection eventually wtnB, it is apparent that our government will not have altogether smooth sailing In negotiating a canal treaty. For a Fine Display of Carpets and Wall Papers. Special Price Each 98c PRINCETON'S NEW HEAD. Wheat comes to market freely, interior arrivals for the week aggregating 8,080,483 bushels against C.182..HJ3 last year, while exports from all ports of the United States, flour Included, were 5,003,515 bushels compared with 4,894,- 088 bushels last year. People's Siore, The engineer took in the situation at once and, pulling open the throttle, tried to start the train at full speed. The robber divined his purpose and flred at him. The engineer fell dead at his post. Or. Wilson Formally Installed as Pre*. I dent Today. Also disiDenser of Paints and Oils. Princeton, N. J., Oct. 25.—Dr. Woodrow Wilson was formally Installed as president of Princeton University today, amid impressive ceremonies. Hundreds of distinguished men were in attendance. The principal feature of the exercises was a scholarly address by . ex-President Grover Cleveland, who 15 Sontk Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. Failures for the week numbered £82 In the United States against 240 last year and 22 in Canada compared with 20. Window Shades Made to Order. 60 I0RTN MAIM. BOTH PHOliS The robber then proceeded to rlfle-tlie express and mall cars. He plundered the regular mall and blew open the safe in the express car, which was wrecked by the explosion. HUNTING Chicago, Oct. 25.—James Q. Darden has abandoned his candidacy for congress in the Ninth district. The probabilities are that Colonel J. Hamilton Lewis, formerly a member of congress from the state of Washington, will be nominated in his place. Mr. Darden concluded to withdraw after a conference with Mayor Harrison following publication that he had been arrested in 1805 in Portland, Ore., on charges of forgery and embezzlement. Lewla Mar Return to CoanreM. The Colombian government has shown a disposition to ask a stiff price for the right of way, which the United States must procure before the construction of the canal can be renewed. The revolutionary party, on the other band, is determined, if it succeeds, that the rights of the Panama Canal company shall be abrogated and the United States compelled to deal direct with the revolutionary government both for the canal rights and for the route. DOUKHOBORS NOT WANTED The amount of plunder which he secured is not known at present, but it Is supposed to be large. The excitement on the train was Intense. The sudden stoppage of the train, followed soon by the explosion, spread alarm among the train hands and the passengers. The darkness of the night and the loneliness of the place added to the general scenes of terror. The Climax of ■(. spoke for the board of trustees. Governor Murphy, of New Jersey, pre.'sided.Cauda Officially laterals Them it the Faet. For Better Prices—Looking For BETTER GOODS # * Victoria, B. C., Oct. 25.—The Doukhobors of Assinlbola have been officially notified that they are not wanted In British Columbia. Sir Henry Joly de la Lotblnlere, acting on the advice of his ministers, has sent the following reply to Tiku Pondmanff and others, signer*, of a petition of the Christian Community of the Universal Brotherhood (Doukhobors, Assinlbola), who asked for the setting aside of a portion of a province for their use: Shirt Waist Selling! HOLIDAY IN LONDON, Royal Procession Passed Through the Streets to Guild Hall, London, Oct. 25.—The weather to*M day. on the occasion of the visit of King Edward to London, was cold and v ' cloudy. The precautions taken by the • " authorities to preserve order were as elaborate as at the coronation. The royal procession started at noon from Buckingham Palace and the start was The search need not be a long one. Both are always to be found at our store. While the revolutionists probably would be content with less than the $40,000,000 which this government has agreed to pay the Panama Canal company, their success in the Insurrection might Jeopardise the canal project in leading to Innumerable entanglements and protracted delay. Bloodhound* on the Trail. A sale that offers MR you the most ele- Uj fk gant Shirt Waists fnr locu fl»«ir» lliair Marshall O. Wnsroner Dead. Word of the attack wag sent to Drummond. whence It was telegraphed to Deer Lodge, about tifty miles away. Bloodhounds were sent out at once, and steps were taken to keep vigilant watcli for the robbers. Potatoes, per bu  New buckwheat flour .CiO Detroit, Oct. 25.—Marshall O. Waggoner. for sixty years a prominent attorney of Toledo, O., and whose conversion from a widely known materialistic infldel to an equally aggressive Cbrlstlau upon the death of his wife was accompanied by the public burning of ills extensive library at Toledo some yenrs ngo, died here at the Emergency hospital. He was nearly ninety years old and had lieen in a senile decline for several years. 2fD lb. sack  Maple syrup — Maple syrup 1  Maple sugar, 2 lbs  Cranberries, per qt... Bloaters, fine stock, per doz  ■ (») .48 .2fD .25 .10 "I have duly submitted yonr petition to the provincial government. The government, while ready to welcome with pleasure desirable immigrants, refuses absolutely to enter Into negotiations with a body of Immigrants who at the outset declare they will not conform with the laws of the country." cost. Extraordinary bar- U A 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. ft announced by a salute of 21 guns, fired J D from Hyde Park. The procession con. sistgfl of their Majesties, escorted by i f 8,000 mounted troops and eight other carriages containing other members of the royal household. Attendants brought up the rear. Twenty-seven thousand soldiers lined the route tak' y en by the procession, and they were ' supplemented by 3.000 policemen. The {• .., route was fairly well dotted with Venetlan masts, and the habitual grayr, ness of the streets was relieved by « flags, festoons and garlands or paper ■j. flowers, while a few of the more ambitious districts erected arches. But among the wealthy ones, which usually ■ »' bear the brunt of making a success of such occasions, there was a decided Delay Inevitable. It was assumed that at leost eight men were engaged lh the holdup, but the latest advices are that one man alone perpetrated the murder and robbery.President Hooseveit would like to send a canal treaty to the senate here at the opening of the next session of congress, but he will not be able to do that. Dan O'Neill, the dead engineer, lived in tills city and had a wife and five children. He had been in the service of the Northern Pacific company longer than any other engineer. .30 He will refer to the complications which have arisen over the canal In his annual message and then evidently will have to await the settlement of the insurrection in Colombia and the establishment there of a stable government.President Acts on Water Care, Call and see onr Honesdale Flannels, the old reliable. None better. Plot to Mamrre European* Washington, Oct. 25.—The war department has fulfilled to the letter President Hoogevelt's promise to prosecute to the end any offenses committed by soldiers In the Philippines. The evidence against Captain Cornelius M. Hrownell, Twenty-sixth volunteer infantry, accused of the torture of Father Augustine, a priest and an insurgent emissary, has4Deen turned over to the attorney general for Ills action. The Investigation by the legal officers of the war department of the numerous offenses alleged by the anti-imperialists In their Ijike C J corse letter and later documents has apparently disclosed only one case which tends to substantiate their statements, and this has no relation to the regular army, but to officers and men long ago discharged from the volunteer service. 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. Madrid, Oct. 25.—A dispatch received here from Tangier. Morocco, says; "The sultan's vigorous uctlou In dealing with the murderer of Missionary Cooper was due to the discovery of a plot to murder all the Europeans in Fes. This plot would have been carried out by a mob rising had the sultan shown any weakness or hesitation." The roblDer boasted that he was the man who took part In the holdup of the Southern Pacific train near Portland, Oro., about a year ago. He made this iKMBt to the train hands to terrorize them while he employed them to rim the train four miles to a point two miles east of Drummond. He declared that he would lie hard to catch, as he had a horse in the timber. SHOE DEPARTMENT. Our winter supply of rubber boots and shoes have arrived, also the latest in winter shoes. Be sure and call and we are sure to suit you. Many months may ellipse before that condition is realized. .It Is not considered probable In the state department that the canal treaty can be completed In time tor ratification by congress before March 4 next, when the Fiftyseventh congress will adjourn, bo the canal question probably will bare to be deferred until the Fifty-eighth congress meet* In December. 1003. $2.50 Waists.... $1.75 Waists.... $1.50 Waists  $1.25 Waists.... $1.00 Waists.... 49° Evans Bros. lack of Interest. The fashionable tlior ' oughfares, Piccadilly and St. James street, were not traversed, so the wealthy owners of houses which are i' customarily decorated in a lavish manner, did not even take the trouble to I* return to the city for the occasion. K All along the route the King and \ Queen were greeted with a great dla / play of cordiality and manifestations ji. of affection. The procession proceeded . * * to Guild Hall, where luncheon was served. The Boer generals, Botha, De- Wet and Delarey, occupied seats on Trafalgar Square. Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. 25.—Snowfalls In the mountains are contributing to the dispersal of the Macedonian Insurgents. Lenders of bands who have sought refuge In Bulgaria territory admit that the Turkish troops have generally been vlctprious. Inanrffrnta Don't Like Snow. The Northern Pacific has offered a reward of $TD,000 for delivery, dead or alive, of the train robber who killed O'Neill. Dry Goods Store If by that time conditions should not be favorable to immedlute ratification, some of President Itoosevelt's friends believe that he will turn to the Nicaragua route as offering the best means of really getting canal construction under way before his term as president expires. The mask worn by the bandit was found 011 a mountain trail two miles from the scene of the holdup, and after giving the hounds the scent of the mask the animals immediately took up the trail, which was then about eight hours old. 46 South Main Street, Ptttaton, Pa. Frank Korrla Drlns, San Francisco, Oct. 25.—Frank Morris, the novelist, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis, is reported to be dying. It is feared that he can live but a few hours. For WEDDINGS C|AHI... I For FUNERALS rl0W• New York, Oct. 2.".—In Carl Newman and Frank Hurburt. who were arrest- Bold Bandits Captured B U S S BEAUTY, The Colombian congress has not met in more than two yeors, and conditions there are so chaotic that even if one side to the present controversy should sueceed in establishing order temporarily there would lie no telling how long order would be maintained or how long the government set up would continue In power. Famous Scoot a Murderer. Cheyenne. Wyo., Oct. 2.1.—Tom Horn, a famous scout and stock detective, lias lieen found guilty of murder in the first degree. The trial of Horn for the murder of Willie Nickell, fourteen years old, » son of Kels Nickell, on July IN. 1001. at his father's ranch in the Iron mountain country, was begun Oct. 10. The claim of the prosecution was that Horn, in the pay of certain large cattle owners, killed the Nickell lxDy in an effort to frighten liis father and cause liim to leave the country. The strongest evidence against Horn was his own confession, made to Joseph I.a Forse, in which lie gave minute details of the crime. GRACE and Just whit you want in floral decorations on short notice. Wo can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) Cy J-BCARPENTER,exeter ST. EXETER BOR® FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. rd in 3TD0 West Forty-third street. Captain Titus believes he has the highwaymen whose robberies In Scarsdalc had that fashionable section terrorized Tor several months and caused the organization there of a committee of vigilantes. There is C1.000 reward for these robbers. In the rooms of the men were found silverware valued tit $400 which had just been stolen from a house in Porti-hester. Newman has been identified by Sheriff Weinaut of itocklaml county as one of the two burglars who escaped from the Kockland county jail last April after nearly killiug the night keciDer. London, Oct 25.—Fire broke out in Guild Hall, where luncheon was served to King Edward and party, at 3.45 this afternoon. Just as the last guest was leaving the building. STYLE New York Stock Markets furnished by Haight & Freese, stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. aro the emontial features of TAILORING and are always embodied in the Built-to-Order Garments of New York, Oct. 25, 1902. Open. Clos. 124% 124% 69% 69 101 101 65*6 65% 36 36Vfe MAGNET THE WEATHER. Sugar  Atchison  Atchison, pref  Copper  Car & Foundry ... Brooklyn Traction . B. & O  Ches. & Ohio  Chic. & Gt. Western C . M. & St. P  C . R. I. & P.  Col. F. & I  Erie  Tlint the American people may fully understand the status of the isthmian project President Roosevelt. it Is understood, will make Attorney General Knox's report public either as soon ux It Is presented or when the president sends his annual message to congress. BUSS, Washington. Oct. 25.—Forecast until 8 p. m.t Sunday, for eastern Pennsylvania: jfair tonight; cooler in the northeast portion; Sunday, increasing cloudiness, with probably rain in the afternoon or night. The City The bnsv store, because the greatest values are to be found here. Tailor Children's heavy ribbed fleeco lined vests and pants, worth dou- Fall Clothes TROUBLE AT HUGHESTOWN Paris, Oct. 25.—Premier Couibes hnh had n two hours' conference with the national committee of the Miners' federation. The committee ngrtwl to submit the demands of the miners to arbitration, which, the members said, ought to Include the establishment of a minimum wage and regulation of the hours of work. M. Combes next will consult the delegates of the companies. Every one here believes that this action of the French premier was inspired by President Roosevelt's Intervention in the coul strike lu the United States. CombH Sees Mlnera' Committee. CharKrd With a Daalardlr Crlmr, Marlon. Ivy., Oct. 23.—(Iforgo M. 81kco lins been arrested, charged wltU murdering Miss Nellie Williamson from ambush last Wednesday night while she was accompanied from church by (.rover Brown. Sisco's sou, Allle. and Browu were rivals and had quarreled. A young brother of Miss Williamson who accompanied the lady and Brown stated that he recognized Sisco on the night of the shooting. It Is lielleved that the fatal shot was Intended for Browu. Special precautions are being taken to guard against mob violence. Men's ribbed fleece lined shirts and drawers, a garment 25c ble, here for mate Henry Hnnjved arj arriving. A big variety of patterns already on hand. Come in and make your choice early. Mon-Unioniets Chased by a Mob This Afternoon, Wheeling;, W. Va., Oct. 25.—State Henry has been hanged in the death chamber at the penitentiary at Moundsvllle. He walked to the scaffold with a firm step between two clergymen and when the cap was adjusted exclaimed, "I.ord give me strength!" He died flftccu minutes nfter the drop fell. Men's lie#vy fleece lined shirts and drawers, worth 50c, here.. .'(7c At 4 o'clock this afternoon a report came, from Hughestown to the effect that a number of' non-unionists, while leaving their work Ut No 8 washery. were being chased by a large crowd of men and boys. Erie, pref  I.ouis. & Nash. .. Manhattan El  Miet. Traction  Mo. Pacific  Col. Southern  111. Central  Mexican Central .. Canadian Pacific .. Rep. Steel  Norfolk & Western N. Y., O. & W  N. Y. Central  Pennsylvania .... Reading  Reading, .. . Southern Ry.  Southern Ry., pref Southern Pacific .. Tenn. C. & I  Texas Pacific  U. S. Leather  II; S. 8teel  U. S. Steel, pref. .. Western Union .... Wabash, prel'  Wabash, com  Union Pacific D Union Pacific, pref Alton .... ......i. Kt  Children's eiderdown caps, cicely trimmed, only 10c. Ladies' fancy belts 10c Main Street, Opposite Water St. Pittston. Ping Pong Belts, from 1 lot children's school handkerchiefs, worth 5c, here for lc 25c POLITICAL POINTERS. L?Ai!i !&fIIM Bw D I ii II ill 1111111 I IIIIII D II Ladies' fast black hose, worth 10c, special price 5c Opaque window shades, the 25c kind, for l!)e The wise man never Judges a political situation by the length of the torchlight procession. — Washington • Post. T. A. DURKIN. New Transatlantic Service, To Southampton Harbor. Roston, Oct. 25.—A new steamer service between this port and Rristol, England, has been perfected, and fortnightly sailings will begin next month. The steamers will berth nt the Hoosuc docks. The initial sailing oil, the new line will be mnde about Nov. 10, when the Hritlsh steamer Imaum will tnkc her departure. The other steamers assigned to the line are the Ikbal. the Inkum and the Iran. J. H. Welsford & COl of Liverpool are owners of the ileyy line. London, Oct. 25.—It is understood that as a result of a conference held between representatives of the Southwestern railway, of the Southampton corporation and memiiers of the Southampton harbor board an agreement lias been reached to deepen the Southampton harlDor channel to thirty-five feet. The railway company Is to provide two steamship berths of the same depth. What one nhvmciaq out of many tc*liiicsD i' '■ Best Patent Flour $4.25 C \ I 20 lbs Granulated Sugar 1.00 ! ' ■ 21 lbs A Sugar 1.00 ; :: Hav.c. 85 :: ! ! Bran anil Middlings.... 1.35 ! ! ■ ■ Corn, Gr. Cern, Chop and ;' - Meal 1.45 ;; 1! Gilt Edge Creamery and !! ;; Dairy Butter. ;1 C' Strictly Fresh Eggs. !! Chase & Sanborn's Best ! Blend Coffee, 35c lb, ;; 3 lbs SI.00;; ! ! Chase & Sanborn's Teaa from , , ;; 30c to 70c per pound. | ; ; Special Inducements to Cash Purchasers tit 11 w1111n111111111111 ■ liag carpet, close and heavy, worth one-half more, special.. l!)c No politician who has any degree of sense will deny that the women have a powerful Influence In the elections.— 8t Louis Republic. / NawYork/Tct.30* 1897. It givesme greatpleasure Va«rl toracommend to the public at large yourexcellent,marv«l-ous and unexcelled Or Richterk"*™ " "ANCHORTAIN CXPELLER for the tree*, mailt and relief of Rheumatiam.Neuratgio and other complaints;Having used it with surprising success In the Island olCuba.l beg to Slate, that I always carry a bottle with me and would not do without If.. Feather Pillows, 3A lbs, worth 75c, here for. 45c 10-4 cotton blankets, white and gray, only 45c Boys' black and white striped shirts, only l!)c 1 lot ladies' wrappers, well made and nice colors.. 45c Political contests when reduced to their last analysis are found to be no more than a struggle to get the people to turn out of office the existing admin- »' istratlon and put into office the party «t opposition.—San Francisco Call. Methodist Convention Closed, Ladies' walking skirts, of gray melton cloth, flare bottom, worth $3, special price $1.50 Gambling Filipinos. Clevelaud. O.. Oct. 25.—The closing session of the first genera I missionary convention of the Methodist Episcopal church was held In (irny's armory. Three thousand people were present. There was much devotional feeling shown, and the exercises were characteristic of that great body of church people. In gambling the Filipinos are the most persistent race on earth. As soon as a servant or day laborer gets a small ■take he stops work and Rambles to get rich quick. If successful nt play, the FIUpina»never works more; if he loses everything, he will do anything to regttlu losses.  Rochester, N. Y„ Oct. 25.—Alvin Cooiey of East Hill, Steuben county, has b en found dead with a bullet through his head. He was one of the oldest •urviving soldiers of the county, being eighty years of age. There Is no reason known for his act.  Old Soldier Kills Himself. '""""iyrH'c CUSAKASMV. The Magnet JD BEWARE OP IMITATION8!  Only AfiOo-at all dnw*  ■jJj!a, gi«u or through % is Kt., pref. 37 S. Main St., Pittston.