Pittston Gazette

              r. K1 v ".V , . V I W- : vjiyt&y- c* 53d YEAH. jDITTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1902. TWO CENTS A CO"Y. i ft P A (! WSi FORTY CENTS A MONTTH. f ° 1 AUIiO. Fll E WEATHER FOR ELECTION REDMOND ARRESTED. THE BAtTLE OF BALLOTS A. C. Cleveland (Rep.); North Dakota, Joseph E. Cronan (Dem.) and Frank White (Rep.); Texas, Samuel W. T. Lanliam CDeni.) and George P. Burkett (Rep.); Wisconsin, David A. ROBe (Dem.) and Robert M. Lafollette (Rep.), the incumbent; Wyoming, Ge~-"» T. Beck (Dem.) and De Forest Richards (Rep.), the Incumbent. INVESTIGATING LEHIGH VALLEY We Mention Taken to Prison to Serve a Six- v Months' Sentence. Consider Dublin, Ireland, Nov. 4.—William Hcdmond, Nationalist member of Parliament, was arrested this morning 011 Ills arrival at Kingstown on a mall boat. He was taken to Kllminham Gaol, where he will be imprisoned for six months. Redmond was tried before the King's Bench Court early in October for making an incendiary speech at Wexford. Ho was then sentenced to three months" imprisonment and to give $1,000 ball for his good behavior. Falling to furnish the required bail, three months more of imprisonment was added to his ecntencc. a few of the many special values to bo found in our store, and they are the best values for the prices. Heavy Vote is Being .Polled Quality '• -V. Elections Being Held in Strike Commission Visits Forty-two States. Minor state officers or justices of the supreme court are to be voted for 111 Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, Iowa, Florida, North Carolina, Delaware, Utah, Washington and Montana. Mining Villages. Children's Trimmed hats, 50c, 75c and $1.00 quality, _ for each fcOC In the East. and you will find our prices cheaper than any other store in town. We stand ready to prove this to you. Arc you willing to bo convinced ? TWENTY-ONE GOVERNORS. INSPECTS A MINER'S HOME Ladies' Walking Skirts, £ t 71J Special y I ■ f 9 NEW YORK'S BIG VOTE. Three Hundred and &eventy.slx Con- Congressmen only are to be selected in Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana. Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky and New Jersey and delegates In Arizona, Hawaii, I New Mexico, Oklahoma and Porto Rico. In all 37U congressmen are to lDe elected, the total membership of the house having been increased by the reapportionment under the twelfth census to Eight members, all Republicans, lmve already been elected—four from Maine and two each from Oregon and Vermont.Choonlnic ConitrcaBmcn Only, Also Investigates Conditions at Inde. Children's Heavy Underwear e. up from 96 gressmen to Be Chosen—Several pendent Collieries—Q. B. Markle Within Three Hours After the Polls United States Senatorships Will be Exhibits His Clubhouse for Em- Ladies' All Wool Flannel Opened, Thirty Per Cent, of the COMMISSION AT OHAMOKIN Decided. ployes—A Busy Day. Waists, tucked front and  back, all colors vOi Vote Had Bcon Polled—Roosevelt Washington, Nov. 4.—Elections are being held In forty-two states, the other three (Maine, Vermont and Oregon) having alreudy selected this year state ofllcluls and their representatives lu the Fifty-eighth congress. In twenty-one of the forty-two states a governor and other state officers and congressmen are to bo chosen. In eleven minor state officers or Judges of the supreme court and congressmen are to be voted for, while In nine congressmen only are to be elected. I Will Stay Over Night at Mt. Carmcl and Continue Its Work Tomorrow. Hazleton, Pa., Nov. 4.—The antlira:ite strike commission spent the day In tlie Lehigh valley region, visiting one mine and several of the mining villages. While most of the commissioners were looking over the territory lteeorder Wright wus kept busy on the train in attending to the correspondence of the commission. Among the matters he disposed of was the sending of a copy of President Mitchell's statement of the miners' case which was filed with the commission on Sunday night before Its departure from Scranton for this region to each of the coal companies Involved, lu the present controversy.Men's Fleece Lined Under- wear, regular 50 cent nil. kind for OJfC Thlnka "fevcrythlng Is All Right" Shamokin, Pa., Nov. 4.—Tiie anthracite arbitration commission arrived here from Hazleton at 10.50 this morning and mado an Inspection of the Dear Valley colliery, of the Philadelphia and Reading Co. The commission will spend tonight in Mt. Carmel. Breonan & Roberts Washington, Nov. 4.—It the weather is any indication, a large vote will be polled throughout the country today. According to telegraphic reports made to the weather bureau, l'alr weather prevailed .this morning cast of the Mississippi river. No rain of any conscquence is reported from any part of the region. The weather is cloudy west of the Mississippi, with rains in a number of the States. Men's Heavy Wool Work- « f|_ ing Socks for lUG Corner Main and Thomas 8U». to Eag!o Hotel. Tlio terms of thirty United States senators expire March 4, 1003. Five have already been filled by the election of James B. McCreary (Dem.), Iientneky; Joseph B. Foraker (Ilep.), Ohio; Arthur P. Gorman (Dem.), Maryluud; W. 1'. Dillingham (Rep.), Vermont, and Samuel B. McEnery (Dem.), Mississippi. |n the following states legislatureswhich sclect a senator are to be chosen: Jjew Ilampsliire, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Kansas, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, Washington and California. The legislatures of Oregon, Arkansas and Georgia, which also elect a senator, have already been chosen. Extra Largo Comfortables 000 y».w..'wu Children's All Wool Sweat- eA. ers for OUG Outraged French Honor Satisfied. VISIT Paris, Nov. 4.—A ilucl was fought this morning ac Ncullly with swords between Marquis do Dion and -M. Gerauit Richard, before 150 witnesses. The duel lasted nine rounds, Richard, the otrending party, being wounded In the right forearm. Tiie trouble arose over an altercation in the lobby of the Chamber of Deputies laiic^veek. Tbe principal state officers are to be chosen In New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, South Carolina, Alabama, Texas, Michigan, Kansas, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming, Idabo, Nevada and California. New Hampshire elects only a governor, Tennessee u governor and railroad commissioner and Pennsylvania a governor aud two other state officials. Williams & McAnulty It Pays to Buy at the New York, Nov. 4.—Reports from all parts of the State Indicate that a heavy voto is being polled. Within three hours after the polls were opened tqpay, 30 per cent, of the total rcg in the boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx had been voted. The ratio In Brooklyn was smaller, but throughout Greater New York the size of the vote and the rapidity with which It -was cast was remarkable. The weather had much to do with the voting. Voters bad no objection to standing in line and waiting their turns so long as the weather was pleasant. Eighty arrests were mado tb.li f- morning on charges of violating the election laws. With the exception of a slight disturbance in Brooklyn, everything was peaceful. For a Fine Display of Carpets and Wall Papers. People's Store, The trip of the commission through this region was an interesting one, the conditions of mining being somewhat different from those existing in the Lackawunna and Wyoming valley. At nearly every station a small crowd was gathered to get a glimpse of the members of the commission. 1 Also dispenser of Paints and Oils. 15 South Main St., Pittston ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. 1 Pgr' BOSTON'S WOMAN SLAYER. Window Shades Made to Order. 60 NORTH MAIN. BOTH PH0NE8 Candidates For Governorships. In New York there are six tickets in the field. The Democratic candidates are: Governor, Bird S. Coler; lieutenant governor, Charles N. Bulger; secretary of state, Frank H. Mott; comptroller, Charles M. Preston; state treasurer, George R. Finch; attorney general, John Cunucen; state engineer and surveyor, Richard W. Sherman; associate Judge of court of appeals, John C. Gray. We Are After You Police About to Arrest a Prominent Clubman. The commissioners were met nt Pond Creek by District President Duffy and National Board Member P. G. Gallagher of the miners' union, who represented the mine workers. The operators' Interests were taken care of by General Superintendent D. Warrlner of the Lehigh Valley Coal company and W. J. Rlchnrds of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal company, which Is controlled by the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Boston, Nov. 4.—State Officer George H. Dunham Is about to arrest a man whom he believes lie will be able to prove 1b "Jack the Slugger" and the slayer of Clara "Morton, murdered in the McLean asylum grounds, Waverly, Saturday night. The man is a wealthy Boston manufacturer, a clubman and a man of the highest social standing in Boston for years. The suspect has-been an inmate of two insane asylums. His ailment has been classed as melancholia, but he has been violent at times and has been known to attack women. He is said to have posed as a woman hater. CUBAN CONGRESS. The Climax of Shirt Waist ReeonTcnei to Hear Optimistic Me«- aaire Prom Palma. And want you to buy your groceriesXof us. Como aid give us~a ,trial next time you need anything in our line. Havana, Nov. 4.—The Cuban congress, which adjourned Oct. 20, has reconvened. President Palma In his message to congress takes an optimistic view of the future of the republic. He refers to the remarkably good order that has been preserved throughout the Island, which he says Is proof of the peaceful nature of the Cuban people. The president says also that the sanitary condition of Cuba is today even better than It was during the period of American Intervention. Selling Boston, Mass., Nov. 4.—Indications are'that.a large vote is being polled. There has been no election trouble • * throughout the State. The Republican candidates arc: Governor, Benjamin B. Odell, Jr.; lieutenant governor, Frank W. Higgins; secretary of state, John F. O'Brien; comptroller, Nathan L. Miller; state treasurer, John G. Wickser; attorney general, Henry B. Coman; state engineer and surveyor, Edward A. Bond; associate Judge of the court of appeals, William E. Werner. The commission's first stop was at Upper Lehigh, where A. C. Lelsenring, superintendent of the Upper Lehigh Coal company, took the commissioners for a drive through the town. While In this place the arbitrators visited one of the homes of the miners, the first they have been In since they have been touring the region. . i Oyster Bay, Long Island, Nov. 4.— President Roosevelt voted at 10.50. The President and a few friends will receive the returns at Sagamore Hill tonight. Roosevelt commented on the glorious weather and expressed confidence that '•everything would be all right." ' Denver. Col., Nov. 4.—Henry M. Telay ler's tseat in tbe United States Senate ' *ntt the control of State offices are at D' stake today. For tbe first time in ■ittty years, the Democrats have a K straight ticket, without fusion, and fv they bave made a strong campaign. , Philadelphia, Nov. 4.—A mediumslied vote Is being polled in this city. The Republican State and county tick ' eta are certain of carrying the county. Brooklyn, Nov. 4.—Bird S. Coler, A sale that offers M you the most ele- Kfl tftl gant Shirt Waists ■■ 3| !■ for less than their cost. BestiPat. Flour  Feed, per 100  Oats.Jper bu  Gold Dust Washing Powder, 4.25 1.40 .40 The police declare they are able to prove that he was seen and recognized by five iDersons in and about the Mc- Lean grounds Saturday night. Furthermore, he was seen near where the murdered girl's chatelulnc bag was found. It is also declared that he has been identified as the assailant In another case. 4 lb package  7 for  Acme Soap, 7 for  Moonie Soap, 10 for  Tar Soap, 5 for  Coffee, good Rio, per lb  Coffee, Mex. Java, per lb  Coffee,JEvans Bros. Mocha & Java, 1 lb can  Dates, 1 lb. pkg  New Layer Figs, large size, per lb  "Our relations with the United States," continues the messuge, "are especially cordial. Proof of this Is found In the negotiations between Cuba and the United States for a commercial treaty on a basis of mutual tariff concessions. The special object of this treaty is to obtain positive advantages for our products, particularly sugar, which is the principal basis of Cuban wealth. M ft Extraordinary barfl|l|| 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. In Massachusetts the Democrats have nominated the following ticket: Governor, William A. Gaston; lieutenant governor, Herbert C. Joyner; secretary of state, Willmore B. Stone; treasurer, Joseph L. Chalifoux; auditor, Tliomns E. Thacher; attorney general, John J. Flaherty. Cou Mine* Vlatted. Drifton was the next place visited, and there was a crowd gathered about the commission as Superintendent Smith of Coxe Bros., whose mines ore located there, explained the trouble between the company and the men. AU the miners employed at these mines are still on strike because the company Insists upon the men returning to work as Individuals and not In a body. At Jeddo John Markle, the independent operator, joined the party and escorted the commissioners to the mining village of Oakdale, near Jeddo. Mr. Markle showed them the clubhouse which he maintains there for the benefit of the men. A week ago this man was in Waverly and frightened a young woman there. A young man caught him and narrowly escaped giving lilm a thrashing. The young man recognized him and reported to the police. 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. .25 . .05 The Republican ticket is: Governor, John L. Butes; lieutenant governor, Curtis Guild, Jr.; secretary of state, William M. Olln; treasurer, Edwurd S. Bradford; auditor, Henry E. Turner; attorney general, Herbert Parker. "It can be hoped, from the sympathy with which the Ameiicun people regard us and from the manifest interest which President Roosevelt entertuius In the prosperity of Cuba, that a reasonable arrangement by means of this treaty can be arrived at The suspect has been recognized as a man seen in Somerville the night Miss McPhee was murdered, and he has been seen in other places. Linoleum and oil cloth. We carry a large stock, and sure to suit you both in price and quality. : Democratic candidate (or Governor, cast his vote at 9.49 this morning. He * • . had to wait Ave minutes in line, and »•' f j ' when It was seen that his ballot would '' lie No. 213, the clerks offered to rearpi .' range the line. He refused to permit * this, however, laughingly remarking jtyk | that 18 was his lucky number. Coler It* stated that the conditions were satis Jgj ■ § factory everywhere, and that he would j£f ' * win'by 60,000 votes. In Connecticut the Democratic ticket Is: Governor, Melbert B. Cary; lieutenant governor, E. Kent Hubbard, Jr.; secretary of state, Arthur B. Calkins; treusurer, Philip Hugo; comptroller, Edward G. Kilduff; attorney general, Noble E. Pierce. $2.50 Waists.. $1.75 Waists.. $1.50 Waists.. $1.25 Waists.. $1.00 Waists.. 49° After the autopsy on the body of Miss Morton Medical Examiner Harris stated' that the murderer was left handed. The man to be arrested Is left handed. "The state of the treasury is extremely encouraging. The balance on hand is $1,501,0-12. This condition gives reason to hope that by the honest administration of the public revenue there will be sufficient funds to givo Important encourugement to agricultural pursuits In all the provinces of the island." Evans Bros. Luncheon was served at the Central hotel here, and the afternoon was spent In the Audenrled mine. The commissioners were lowered Into the workings 350 feet below through a 1,100 foot 6lope. One of the new "physical features" they saw was a vein of coal with a very steep pitch, which was difficult to mine. While they were inspecting this a blast was fired In a nearby chamber. Dry Goods Stors BOLD KIDNAPERS. The Republican candidates are; Governor, Abiram Chamberlain; lieutenant governor, Henry Roberts; secretary of state, Charles G. R. Vinal; treasurer, Henry H. Gallup: comptroller, William E. Seeley; attorney general, William A. King. 46 South Main Street, Plttaton, Pa. They Are Foiled In Attempt to Steal Small Boy. ■ft, Albany, N. Y., Nov. 4.—A heavy vote is being polled in this city. The voting \ began unusually early. David B. Hill's New York, Nov. 4.—A lDold attempt has been made to kidnap Frank Campbell, the son of Daniel J. Campbell, a prominent resident of Arlington, N. J. His abductors Became alarmed and abandoned the boy in Newark. President Palma makes mention of the foreign nations which have recognized the Cuban republic. mall this morning brought him assur- The Pennsylvania Democrats have nominated ex-Governor Robert E. Pattison for governor, George W. Guthrie for lieutenant governor and James Nolan for secretary of internal affairs. His only reference to the Piatt amendment was contained in a statement to the effect that he had made ample appropriation to carry on sanitation as provided for in the amendment. For WEDDINGS C|AiafAM I For FUNERALS riUWBrS I F ances of Democratic victory from party leaders In various parts of the i jiv State. Senator Hill voted at 8.30 a. m , ™ bis ballot being No. 108. , Trenton, N. J., Nov. 4.—Voting la lively. Wholesale charges of corrupts' tlon are being made. Democrats and Republicans alike are claiming the '* , county offices. Judge Lanning, Repub" lies® ' candidate for Congress, is assured a handsome majority, Nov. 4.—A unique fea ( tjtfir of today's election in Pennsylvania was tho taking ot the soldiers' tot© in cam$. The Flftt regiment, of the First Brlfcade, remains at llazle- K. ton, and the First City Troop is stall tloned at Tamaqua. Commissioners ap pointed by Governor Stone conducted elections In botii camps. The soldiers we're permitted to vote In pursuance of an act passed during the Civil War. The act provides that whenever any *■ of ttre qualified electors of the State are engaged in actual military service and, in consequence, absent from their place of residence, they shall be entitled to exercise their right of suffrage as if they were present it their usual places of eloctlbn. After they came to the surface the arbitrators visited a "stripping," which is a place where the coal lies so near the surface that the earth can be taken off with a steam shovel, exposing the coal and thus making its mining an easy matter. The commissioners spent the night at the Central hotel and left for Shamokin at 7:45 this morning. The day will be spent In thnt vicinity. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J-B-CARPENTERiEXUER st. eieter boro The little fellow was dressed ready to go out for a walk and while waiting for his parents wandered a short distance from the house. Two men Btood at Kearny and Oak wood avenues. One of them suddenly asked Frank if he would like to take a trolley ride and have some candy. When the boy objected, one of the men suddenly seized him around the waist and boarded a {Kissing trolley car. The Republican candidates are: Governor, Sanuel W. Pennypacker; lieutenant governor, William M. Brown; secretary of internal affairs, Isaac B. The budget was also submitted to congress. The estimated income of the island is $17,513,800, divided as follows: Customs, $14,731,000; tax on alcohol, $1,200,000; consular fees, $250,000; internal revenue, $500,000; postal and telegraph receipts, $420,000; rents derived from statg property, $110,800; other sources of revenue, $243,000. In Rhode Island the leading candidates for governor are Lucius F. C. Garvin (Dem.) and Charles Deun Kimball (Rep.). Brown. W. L. Ellclna Haa Narrow Eacape, Philadelphia, Nov. 4.—An iron column weighing six tons broke a derrick on the eighth floor of the addition to the Land Title building, at Broad and Sansom streets, killed a workman and crushed through to the sidewalk, 125 feet below, narrowly missing among others William L. Elklns, capitalist; J. Hampton Moore, and Horace F. Whitman. Mr. Elklns was on the way to Ills office in the Land Title building. He heard the crack of the breaking derrick and leaped into the building. As he did so the six ton column cut through the heavy boarding "of the trestlework and fell across the sidewalk where he had been a moment before. Mr. Elklns fell; but was picked up unhurt. « MAGNET "Look out of the windows and see the nice houses," one of the men told tho boy. In New Hampshire Henry F. Iloilis (Dem.) Is running for governor against Naliuin J. Bachelder (Rep.). The expenditures are estimated as follows: Executive, $85,700; legislature, $413,310; department of state and justice, $310,310; government, including sanitation, $4,520,028; finance, $1,801,- 117; public instruction. $3,721,700; public works, $202,311; agriculture, $105,- 310; Judiciary, $940,314; other expenditures, $2,030,(580, and surplus, $2,014,- 000. The busy store, because the greatest values are to be found hero. In Tennessee the leading candidates for governor are .Tames B. Frazlcr (Dem.) and Henry T. Campbell (Rep.). After awhile Frank became frightened as the ear sped farther away from his home. He began to cry and demanded to be taken back home. The boy attracted attention, and passengers on the car becainc suspicious. I Mil WHO IMS HIS CLOTHES MDE HERE Children's heavy ribbed fleeco lined vests and pants, worth doublo, here for 5c Men's ribbed floece lined shirts and drawers, a garment 25c Men's heavy fleeco lined shirts and drawers, worth 50c, here.. 37o Children's eiderdown caps, nicely trimmed, only 10c Ladies' fancy belts 10c Ping Pong Belts, from 25c 1 lot children's school handkerchiefs, worth 5c, here for lc Ladies' fast black hoso, worth 10c, special pirice -... 5c Opaque window shades, the 25c kind, for 19c liag cariDet, close and heavy, worth one-half more, special.. 19c Feather Pillows, 3£ lbs, worth 75c, here for 45c 10-4 cotton blankets, white and gray, only 45c Boys' black and ' white striped shirts, only 19c 1 lot ladies' wrappers, well made and nice colors 45c Ladies' walking skirts, of gray melton cloth, flare bottom, worth $3, special price .$1.50 Pmlon In Three State*, In Kansas, Nebraska and South Dakota fusion tickets are opposed to those of the Republicans. In Kansas the fusion candidate for governor is William II. Crnddock (Dem.), while the other stute oltlces are divided between Democrats and Populists. The Republican candidate for governor is Willis J. Bailey. pets the proper style In cut and a perfect fit, and pays but little more than for a misfit ready made suit. Realizing that matters were becoming uncomfortable for tliem, the two men suddenly Jumped from the car at State street, Newark, ami disappeared. Joseph Kellluger of Arlington questioned the boy anil, after learning where lie lived, took him home. London, Nov. 4.—Giving an instance of the Chinese way of fulfilling treaty obligations, the Peking correspondent of the Times notes the issuance of an imperial rescript in response to a request made by the governor of Kwangb! province elevating fourth grade officials to the rank of first grade mandarins for their patriotism in smuggling into Kwangsl 1,000 Mauser rifles and 300,000 cartridges which were placed at the service of the governor for the suppression of rebels. This was done, says the Times correspondent, although an imperial decree, issued iu August, 1001, in accordance with the protocol, forbade tBe importation of arms. Cblneae Dapllrltr, Special Showing Now In Fall and Winter Weights in Suits and Qvorooats. The candidates for governor In Nebraska are William II. Thompson (Item.) and John II. Mickey (Rep.). The minor state offices on the fusion ticket are divided, as In Kansas, between Democrats and Republicans. Buss, The City Tailor. TRAGEDY IN MAIN*, prepared under GERMAN MWB, 1* excellent lor Royalty In the Divorce Court* Loudon, Nov.' 4.—To the Duke of Cambridge's granddaughter, Mrs. Olga Hamilton, who is a daughter of Colonel Augustus Charles Frederick Fitzgeorge, has been granted a divorce on the ground that her husband, C. E. A. W. Hamilton, had deserted her and had been guilty of misconduct with an unknown woman. The courtroom was filled with society people, many of whom bad been present In 1897 at the marriage of Miss Fitageorge, who was a noted beauty. Mr. Hamilton Is a son of Sir F. A. Hamilton, Bart., and is a distant relative of the Duke of Abercorn.T. A. DURKIN. Husband Shoot® His Wife Seriously and Then Kills Himself. r COLDS, GOUT,1 Rheumatism, Backache, etc. OR. RiCMTER'S World-Renowned "ANCHOR" In South Dakota the candidates for governor are John W. Martin (Fusion) and Charles U. Ilerreld (Rep.), the Incumbent.Waterville, Me., Nov. .—Edward Bostie, who has been separated from his wife, this morning forced his way to titer room at the house of her father, and shot her while she was lying in bed. lie then shot bimself dead. Mrs. Dostie will probably recover. Best Patent Flour $4.25 20 lbs Granulated Sugar 1.00 In South Carolina only one ticket, the Democratic, Is In the field. The nominee for governor Is D. Clinch Heyward.21 lbs A Sugar 1.00 PAIN EXPELLER. Hay 85 Bran and Middlings 1.35 Com, Cr. Cera, Chop and In the other states which elect a governor the leading candidates for that office are as follows: Alabama, William D. Jelks (Dem.D and J. A. W. Smith (Rep.); California, Franklin B. Lane (Dem.) and George C. 1'ardeo (Rep.); Colorado, Edward C. Stlnson (Dem.) and James H. Peabody (Rep.); Idaho, Frank W. Hunt (Dem.) and Jobu T. Morrison (Rep.); Michigan, Lorenzo T. Durand (Dem.) and Aaron X. Bliss (Rep.), the incumbent; Minnesota, Leonard A. Rosling (Dem.) and Samuel R. Van Sant (Rep.), the lncumtettl i foTjn*. gmte (P.s») »aa Hon! Entertain* n King, FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION One well-known party't. letter out of many: TeutapoWllUutyl!*!®* at our slsters.who suffered from Rhea \j3~  Paris, Nov. 4.—Count and Countess Bonl de Castellane entertained King Carlos of Portugal at a shooting party at the Chateau Marals, near St. Cheron. The bag Included 4C1 pheasants, twenty-five partridges and twenty hares. On the return to the chateau actors and actresses from the Capuclncs theater played in oiiera bouffe. This entertainment was followed by a grand dinner. Meal ,.. Gilt Edge Creamery and 1.45 Dairy Butter. Strictly Fresh Eggs. Chase & Sanborn's Best Blend Coffee, 35c lb, 3 lbs $1.00 Chase & Sanborn's Teas from 30c to 70c per pound. Three Trainmen Were Killed and Two Cumberland, Md„ Nov. 4.—A rear end collision between freight trains occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near here, this morning. Engineer Cortls, of Pittsburg; Engineer Surgram, of Connellsvllle, and Fireman Nicholson, of Pittsburg, were killed. Two other trainmen were injured. | Other® Injured. San Francisco, Nov. 4.—The Holland submarine boat Grampus had her first surface trial trip and, so, far as the test went, proved a success. She made nine knots, a knot more than the speed contract calls for, and so far as steering gear and diving machinery are concerned she gave every, satisfaction. ' Grnmpm Has Her Pint Trial. 25c. aad 10c. at alt druggist* or throng* Lp. Ad. Btehtor AOo.,tU Pearl St., New fttfcj L 36 HIQHEST Jm'LI uurntj KEEHEiSiafl Special Inducements to Cash Purchasers Advertise in the Gazette,