Pittston Gazette

              V, V f i'.: ' (?.•§ VV A P I WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1860. OOU I 1 DAILY EST. BT THBO. HART 1888. PITTSTON, PA., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1902. TWO CENTS A COPY. I fi PAfiMS FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f u rAOHO. BAER FILES HIS REPLY. INDIANAPOLIS GHOULS. TO SUPPRESS LADRONES. Manila. She lost one of her boats and had several damaged and for a number of hours was in grave danger. THE BOSTON MURDER CASE | 1 i I We Mention Farther Disclosures In Grave Bob- bery Scandal. Consider Quality Indianapolis, I ml., Nov. 10.—Rufns Cantrell and John McEndree, leaders of the gangs of ghouls, have pointed out between thirty and forty graves which, they said, were robbed by them to detectives. The ghouls were taken to the Ebcnezer and Anderson cemeteries for the purpose. The detectives wanted the names of other bodies stolen in order that other warrants might be sworn out. DOUKHOBORS RETURN. a few of the many special values to be found in our store, and they are the best values fpr the prices. Received by Recorder Wright Not of Their Om Will, bat Under Governor Taft Will Adopt Winnipeg, Man., Nov. 10.—Another cSapter in the history of the Doukhobors' pilgrimage to convert the world has closed, but with the ending "to be continued." The Donkhobors were taken by special train from Minnedosa to Yorkton and were kepf over Sunday in the cars, closely guarded by Northwest mounted police. Military Compulsion. Negro Who Pawned Watches This Morning. Summary Tactics. Identifies Mason. and you 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 ? Children's Trimmed hats, 50c, 75c and $1.00 quality, nr. for each fcPC GOES INTO THE DETAILS. WORK FOR THE SOLDIERS. A WITNESS DISAPPEARS. A Copy Has Been 8ent W President At the Anderson cemetery the Bexton told the detectives that about forty graves in the place were empty. In the Anderson cemetery Cantrell pointed out the graves of a woman and her daughter as among those he had robbed. Cantrell said he stole the body of the woman by agreement with her husband and paid him half of the $30 which a prominent local physician paid for the body. Ladies' Walking Skirts, £ I "JE Special y I ■ I® They Have Been Inactive 8ince the Although victorious at Minnedosa, it Is a question yet to be decided if the government will not be defeated In the flnal effort to get the Doukliobors back to their villages. If the fight to move them a hundred yards is any example of what the government has to contend with, It will take a much larger force to move the Donkhobors the hundred miles to their villages, which is the distance from Yorkton. Mitchell, ami, After it Has Reached Insurrection Was "Ended"—To Sus- Latest Development* In the Sensa- Children's Heavy Underwear r. up from \ WW Hlm, Probably Tomorrow, It Will pend Habeas Corpus in Cavlte tional "Jack the Slugger" Mystery, be Made Public. In Which Millionaire Clubman is Ladies' All Wool Flannel Waists, tucked front and AO. back, all colors wOG , Washington, Nov. 10.—Recorder Wright, of the anthracite arbitration commission, today received from President Baer the answer of the Philadelphia and Reading Co. to the statement of complaint submitted on behalf of the miners by President Mitchell. It covers six printed pages and goes into the details of the controversy. A copy of the statement will be sent to Mr. Mitchell. It will reach him tomorrow and will be made public at that time. The answers of the other operators have not yet been received, but are expected to arrive today or tomorrow. Province—Many Bandits in Rizal. Accused by Police, Manila, Nov. 10.—The government is adopting vigorous measures to suppress iadronism in the provinces of Cavlte, Itlzal and Bulacan. A zone embracing these provinces and surrounding Manila Is the scene of constant petty and sometimes serious disorder. Several armed bands, some of them numbering 200 or 300 men, are operating In the described district and have committed various depredations. Men's Fleece Lined Under- Boston, Nov. 10.—After giving out the confession made by the young negro, George L. O. Perry, with reference to selling the watches taken from Miss Clara A. Morton and Miss Agnes Mc- Phee, the police admitted that Perry declared that Alan U. Mason was the man from whom he received the watches. This admission of the police was made Just before Perry was taken to the Jail In East Cambridge, where Mason Is held on the charge of killing Miss Morton, pending a hearing In the Cambridge court. In one of the Jail corridors Terry positively identified Mason as the man who had given him the two watches. Brennan & Roberts wear, regular 50 cent OA a kind for OjfC Electric Car Hit* Wagon, St. Louis, NOv. 10.—A wagon containing twelve perBons was run into by a street car on Jefferson avenue, and eight persons were injured. The crowd attracted made an unsuccessful attempt to lynch the motoruian and car conductor, but the police interfered. The wagon was overturned by the collision, and a ten-year-old girl was injured internally and was taken to a hospital. The others received severe bruises, but were able to go to their homes. A crowd soon collected, and some One shouted, "Lynch the car crew." Instantly a rush was made for the conductor and motorman. Several policemen rushed to the rescue and by threats to shoot kept the crowd back until a patrol wagon could be called. The car men were taken to the police station to save their lives. Minnedosa dispatches report stormy scenes during the entraining of the pilgrims there. After repeated interviews with Selkroff, the leader of the fanatics, Agent Spears decided to use force and, grabbing the leader by the shoulders, pushed him out of the building in which the Doukliobors had spent the nlglit, at the same time calling upon the policemen to bring the rest. Corner Main and Thomas Sts. Next to Eag'.e Hotel. Men's Heavy Wool Work- •'(*_ ing Socks for I UG Extra Large Comfortables AO. for WOC The plan of the government contemplates securing the assistance of the military, which has been innotlve since (lie end of the insurrection. The extent of the army's participation in the work of suppression depends upon developments. It is probable that the military authorities will request the garrisons to protect the more Important towns while the constabulary conducts the field operations. Children's All Wool Sweat- Efll» era for DUG VISIT Williams & McAnulty BOSTON'S MUROER CASE, As they came out the fanatics locked themselves together, each man clinging to Ills neighbor, thus making a solid body. Then the excitement commenced. The citizens turned out to help the police, but It was hard work to pry the fanatics apart, four or five men being needed to pull one Doukhobor from the interlocked mass. The majority fought every inch of the ground. It Pays to Buy at the For Draperies Carpets and Wall Papers. People's Store, Mrs. Maxwell Makea to Identify Mason as Her Assailant. Mason, neither by look nor word, betrayed any knowledge of having seen Perry before. When questioned by Sheriff Falrbalrn, Mason merely said: "I do not know this man. I never saw him before." Boston, Mass., Nov. 10.—Mrs. Carria A. Maxwey, of 6 Dllworth street, went to Cambridge today to see if she could Identify Mason as the man who assaulted her in her home three weeks ago. She knew the man as "Gregory Halt," having first met him three years ago. Since then he had occasionally called on her. Three weeks ago he struck her on the back of the neck and knocked her flat on the floor. She was partially stunned by the blow, but quickly regained her feet and ordered the man. from the house. She believes, from the description given, that Mason and Hall are the same men. Window Glass, Paints and Oils. 15 South Main St., Pittston. It is thought that martial law in a modified form will be declared and the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus suspended in Cavlte province, which 1ms been the home of ladrones for ages. Window Shades Modo to Order. 60 NORTH MAIN. BOTH PHONES ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. Tlie scene was one never equaled In Canada, a sullen, stubborn mob of people lighting fiercely with police and citizens not in the mode of warfare, but wanting only to be left alone and allowed to go on their way. A few went to the coaches alone, but the majority were carried bodily, dragged, pushed along or loaded Into the wagons of farmers who hnd gathered to see the fight. Chief Ryan and Officer Argy of Belmont talked with Perry, and later State Officers New, Dunham and Dexter, with several others, took Perry to the Jnll. Tliey were shown Into the room where Mason and six other men were In line. Perry walked straight up to Mason, who was second in the line, and, pointing his finger at htm, said, "This the man who gave me the watches to pawn." Blind Girl Takea White Veil. We Are After You Newark, N. J., Nov. 10.—Miss Madeline G. Wallace, the blind daughter of MrR. Katlierlne Wallace of Montclalr and the lnte John P. Wallace, proprietor of Wallace's hotel, at Fifth avenue and Nineteenth street, New York, who took on Saturday the final vows as a member of the Sisters of St. Dominic, hns taken the white veil. In the chapel of the convent were many of the friends nnd relatives of the young novitiate, and hundreds unable to gain admission had to wait on the outside until the close of the service. Bishop O'Connor had delegated the Rev. S. J. Stadelman of New York and the Rev. James Becker of Washington, both Jesuits, to conduct the ceremony. Well Fitting Coat Military control of Cavite province is not contemplated. It Is intended that the military and civil authorities shall work In conjunction. The belief Is held that advantage has been taken in some parts of the islands of the complete inactivity of the soldiers, and it is thought that the use of the army by the civil authorities will have a beneficial effect. A Good Shape And want you to buy your groceries of us. Come and give us a trial next time you need anything in our line. A Real Pleasure Cabinet Crfata la Spain* He was about to leave the room when Sheriff Falrbairn asked him if he would not like to talk with Mason to tnake himself sure that Mason was the man. Perry replied there was no need of that, as he knew who the man was and had known him for a long time. Davis Supporting Taft. Madrid, Nov. 10.—As a result of a prolonged cabinet council which was held to discuss the recent attacks upon the government by leaders of the opposition an official note says the ministers are ready to place their portfolios at the disposal of Premier Sagasta If tills step Is necessary and that they have unanimously decided to give the premier full power to act as he considers best in the interests of the country and his party. It is believed that a crisis and the reconstruction of the ministry are imminent. A well fitting coat does much to make fine THE 8IAME8E PRINCE. The vigorous campaign against the ladrones which has been conducted by volunteers In Bulacan province has resulted In driving many refugee bandits into Rizal, where the campaign is now opening. General Davis Is co-opMftting with Governor Taft. He has strengthened the garrisons in Rizal and is supporting and assisting the native constabulary which is now afield. The operations In Cavite province will commence shortly. Landed at Plymouth Today and Said He Waa Delighted With America. Plymouth, England, Nov. 10.—Prince Chakrababongse, of Siam, who has been touring the United States, arrived here this morning on the North German liner Kaiser Wilhelm and proceeded without delay to London. The vessel had a stormy voyage. The Prince said he wsb delighted with America. He was struck with thfe ceaseless activity of the people and did not D wonder at the position the country hfcd achieved in the world's commerce. Best Pat. Flour Feed, per 100.. Oats,'per bu... Gold X)ust Washing Powder, 4 lb package  Star.So&p, 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, Evans Bros. Mocba & Java, 1 lb can  Dates, 1 lb. pkg  New Layer Figs, large size, per lb.  . 4.25 . 1.40 . .40 appearance, and ap- The defense Is proceeding on the theory that it was a negro who murdered Miss Morton and Miss McPhee as well as committed the other murderous assaults. Mr. Ware pluces no faith in the charge of Perry that It was Mason who gave him the watches. Defenae Accnaea Negro, pearance does much to make friends. .J.9 25 .25 .25 .25-i. Cincinnati Pitcher Fatally Shot. Mason, W. Va„ Nov. 10.—Harry Allemang, a ball player, who pitched In the Southern league tills season nnd who had signed with Cincinnati for the coming year, lins been sli'ot and mortally wounded here. Allemang had been out with and was returning liomo nt 3 o'clock.' He found burglars at work in the postofflce. A sentry oil the outside ordered Allemang to halt. No attention Cvas paid to the command, and the sentry fired on him, the bullet entering his back and lodging In the left lung. Physicians state that the wound Is fatal. The robbMS took $980 from him.' We provide Coats, Capes and Jackets that are becoming and wo keep the prices down. Our styles enable you to buy here for less than The dissenting native Catholics who Inst week took posssession of the church at Pandncnn, Manila, have now surrendered the edifice to the  Catholic church authorities. Other native dissenters seized n church near Cavlte and held services there. It is thought that the question of property rights involved In these seizures will be taken Into court. By arrangements made by the state police Terry will be arraigned In the Third district court at Cambridge on the charge of being accessory after the fact. The police say that Perry had been confined at the Lyman School For Boys, having been convicted for assault and robbery of a young woman lu this city. It also has come to light that on Sunday, July 27, Perry, who was then the driver of a mail wagon from Cambridge to Boston, was missing from his work. It was on this date that an assault upon Miss Ellen Murphy occurrred. Boiler Explosion Kills Two. New York, Nov. 10.—Two men have been killed and one of the pumping stations of the city's water supply system on the Shore road In Queens borough totally destroyed by an explosion. One of the two big boilers which furnished power for the pumps blew up. Windows were shattered In buildings half a mile away. Fortunately there was no building except some greenhouses closer than 2,000 feet to the pumping station. PRESIDENT'S PROGRAMME, Will Leave Washington Tonight on a .Terv-Day Trip. Washington, Nov. 10.—President Roosevelt leaves Washington tonight for a ten-day trip. He will spend tomor row In New York as the guest of the Chamber of. Commerce. He will attend the dedication of* the new Chamber of 'Commerce building, at noon, and will be present at the annual banquet of the board in the evening. After the banquet, he will leave on a trip through the South and West. Memphis, Tenn., will be reached on Thursday morning. elsewhere. The cholera continues to be Intermittent In different parts of the archipelago. The recorded total of cases is 105,000 nnd of deaths 67,000. It is believed that the actual number of cases exceeds the recorded number by 20 per Linoleum and oil cloth. We carry a large stock, anil sure to suit you both in price and quality. J. J. Mangan's Bold Robbery In North Tonawendo. North Tonawanda, N. Y., Nov. 10.— One of the boldest robberies committed lu this city occnrrcd some time between midnight nnd 8 o'clock. Koetscli & Fowler's jewelry store was looted, the thieves securing over $2,000 worth of stock. The missing articles range In size and value from diamonds to large cases of silverware. The thieves gained entrance to the store by prying an Iron shutter off n rear window. There Is no clew to Indicate who the marauders were. Bad Fire ikt Beaver Palls, Pa, Joseph Nemser, the west end Jeweler In whose store was found the watch which Perry says he sold, has made another statement declaring vigorously that Perry never sold him the Morton or McPliee watch. Perry has Identified Nemser as the man to whom he had disposed of the watches. Evans Bros. The English syndicate which operates the Mnnlla-Dngupau rullrond has npplied for n franchise to construct a railroad from Gulguinto, province of Bulucan, to Cabnnntuan, firovlnee of Nueva Ecija. The syndicate contemplates later the extension of the road from Cobanatuau to Apnrri, on the north coast of Luzon. It wants the government to grant a right of way und to make certain tariff taxes and concessions for a term of years. cent. Beaver Falls, Pa., Nov. 10.—The extensive plant of the Keystone Driller company has been almost totally destroyed by tire. The loss will be fully $100,000, with insurance on the plant of $55,000. The portions destroyed are the nlaeksmlth shop, the machine, erecting and pattern departments. Much valuable machinery was ruined. Over 100 men will be thrown out of employment. The origlu of the fire Is a mystery. Dry Goods Store. N. Main St., Pittston. 46 South Main Street, Pittston, Pa. GREAT DESTRUCTION BY FIRE, A Mason Witness Disappears, It has been announced that J. Hampden Cranbrook, the Carney hospital solicitor, who volunteered a story about Mason being on a car at the corner of Cross and Broadway,, Somervllle, at 10:17 p. m. on Saturday, Nov. 1, thus apparently upsetting the story of Conductor Brown and Superintendent Elder, cannot be found, although the police would like to talk with him. Ills name, by the way, does not appear In the Boston directory, although he claimed to have been a resident here for many years. He has been employed by the hospital on commission. For WEDDINGS Clnufarc V For FUNERALS rlOWBrS i Eight Acres of Land, Covered With Trees and Buildings, Destroyed. Brick Warehouse Collapses, Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J-B-CARPENTER,exeterst. meter boro London, Nov. 10,—A Central News dispatch from EaBt London, South Africa, says that a groat fire has devastated eight acres of trees and buildings in that vicinity. There was a great hurricane blowing when the Are started, and the flames spread with such rapidity that it was impossible to check them. The Are finally burned Itself out. New Brunswick, N. J„ Nov. 10.—The three-story brick warehouse of Banker Brothers, wholesale grocers, collapsed this morning, burying goods valued at $15,000. The falling walls damaged the government building, now in course of construction. Nobody was MR. WRIGHT'S STORY. Kx-Pollee rnptaln Arrested. New York, Nov. 10.—Daniel C. Moylilhan. who was a police captain when lie was dismissed from'the force on Sept. 10 last, has been arrested, and for several hours he was a prisoner In a cell In police headquarters. He Is accused of having accepted a bribe to permit a disreputable house to open its doors and keep them open when he wax In charge of the East One Hundredth and Fourth street station. He Doean't Know Aliout the Activity of the Lndronei, San Francisco, Nov. 10.—The transport Sumner left Honolulu Inst Monday and Is expected to arrive here today. On board the Sumner are Major General A. R. Chaffee nnd I,. E. Wright, vice governor of the Philippines.— MAGNET hurt. Small Children's Style*, Closing Plea for Moiineux, Frocks for the youngest nre modeled with, hnlf low bertha trimmed bodices, their waists long und slightly gathered, while the skirts nre a mere ruffle In regard to length. The nurse who saw the strange white man and a negro at Waverley on the nlglit of the murder does not tell a story of sucWpi porta nee that the state police fM|TOcllned to follow up with vlgoii^^ The Winter season brings forward heavy wear as the predominating feature in merchandising. We have it here at prices that will suit your fancy. Store crowded with bargains. Men's colored fleece lined gloves, worth 25c, this lot for lOe Children's mitts, black and all colore, special price .05o Men's wool socks, the 18c kftul, while they last _ 10c Ladies' heavy fleece lined hose, worth 15c, here for.... 10c 1 lot flannette wrappers, wide skirts and nicely trimmed, cheap at 75c, here for 50c Men's overalls, best denim, 3!)c Ladies' shirt waists in all the latest styles and colore 39o Lace curtains cheap at 75c, yours now for 45c Best oiled opaque window shades 19c Good laundry soap, 3 large cakes for 05o Men's heavy fleeced shirts and drawers, only r.25c _ Men's fleace lined shirts and drawers, extra heavy, worth 50c, here for 37c Ladies' cloth capes, nicely trimmed, only . .75c 1 lot miner's lanDps, only... 04c New York, Nov. 10.—The court room was crowded this morning when Judge Black, for the defense, began the clos. Ing plea In the Molineaux murder case. The motive was first touched upon The, Judge declared the feeling between Cornish and the defendant insufficient upon which to base a charge ftf murder: In an Interview at Honolulu Governor Wright spoke as follows of conditions In the Philippines and the future of the islands: Sliot Her Intoxicated Haahand, A MAN WHO HAS HIS CLOTHES MADE HERE Little girls from six or eight to twelve years old nre wearing charming smocks, and the smartest are mado Blnghnmton, N. Y.. Nov. 10.—Mrs. Enoch Hlnk shot and killed her husband at their home, Rbout threo miles above Tort Dickinson. The act was done In self defense, Hlnk at the lime being Intoxicated und engaged in a murderous assault on his wife with an open clasp knife. It Is not thought that Mrs. Hlnk will be arrested. The coroner sa.vs that he looks on it as a case of Justifiable homicide. "Tlie developments following the Inauguration of the civil government of the 1 sin nils hove been inost sntisfactory. They now have civil government almost everywhere, and the people seem to be learning its advantages. The system of provincial and municipal power government has worked well. During the past year there has not been a single defalcation and very few thefts. The government is strictly one of civil service. McKay & McKay, lawyers, will petition the court for a new trial of J. II. Soderqucst, now undergoing an eight year sentence for attacking a girl visitor at the Museum of Natural History last August. Soderqucst was hit himself and. while bewildered,- pleaded guilty. There Is evidence that Muson fmyiented the museum. geta the proper style In cut and a perfect fit, and pays bat little more than (or a misfit ready made suit. Speolal Showing Now in Fall and Winter Weights in Suits and Overcoats. The City Tailor. At 3 o'clock, Judge Black was still talking. His speech riddles the prosecution's claim that Molineux was the poisoner. He Indicated that everything pointed to Harry Cornish as the guilty man. The Boston papers have been requested "not to use the name of a certain young woman In connection with the Mason case, as she Is said to be one of those who was insulted by Mason while at the museum." Other women have Identified Mason, two of them within twenty-four hours, as the man who insulted them. Buss, Bull Horn* Matador*, One Way of Getting Rich, "There is n degree of peace and safety In the Philippines now that was never reached under the Spanish rule. The Spaniards used to pay the brigands to keep the peace, but we have refused to continue this system. After the passage of the Philippines bill last year we established the insular constabulary, and we uow have tl.OOO of these police. We find that they are the best men for the business, and ttiey have cleared the provinces of lawbreakers with' great activity. The service Is one which appeals to the natives, for the iibliee are clioseu from the tribes where they must serve. City of Mexico, Nov. 10.—The winter bullfighting season has opened, the first fight being attended by a large crowd, iucluding many Americans. The sensation of the spectacle was the serious horning of Parrao, one of the matadores, by the third bull. Parrao received a deep wound In the abdomen and may die. The fight was not Interrupted. Teu horses were disernbowled.T, A.DUBKIN. '' Best Patent Flour $4.25 ! ! 20 lbs Granulated Sugar 1.00 St. Petersburg, Nov. 10.—The sani tary authorities at Libau have closed a sausage factory at that place, the proprietor of which had amassed a great fortune in the business. He was In league with municipal employes, who brought to him dead horses, dogs, cats and rats, out. of which he manufactured "pork" sausage that had a wide sale among the poorer classes. Schwab In a Novel. '' 21 lbs A Sugar 1.00 ; • ■ Hay 85 ; ! ', Bran and Middlings... .1.35 ! ' ' Corn, Cr. Ccrn, Chop and ; '■ Meal 1.45; ! ! Gilt Edge Creamery and [ | Dairy Butter. , \ • ■ Strictly Fresli Eggs. ; ! ! Chase & Sanborn's Best ! ; ; Blend Coffee, 35c lb, ] " 3 lbs $1.00; I ! Chase & Sanborn's Teas from , ; ; 30c to 70c per pound. | ; Special Inducements ; to Cash Purchasers Tinin  l'ittsbnrg, Nov. 10.—Haltle Erminle Rives, the novelist, hue arrived here to collect material for a story of the city's Iron works, with Its central figure a Pittsburg steel magnate. The general supposition is that the steel magnate referred to by Miss Itlveg Is Charles M. Schwab, although she refuged to admit It. DI'.KSH OP I.1TTLK FOLK. Heading. Pa., Nov. 10.—While celebrating the marriage of John Wotjke at the home of John Wrabel of this city John Mortura and John Odlajansk.v became involved in a quarrel with the bridegroom, and WoJtT»o was beaten to dentil with a club. Several lieaceumkers were seriously injured. Killed at Hla Wrrtilluu, New York, Nov. 10.—The steamer Atbara arrived this morning from Olasgow, with 3,000 tons of Scotch" anthracite.Scotch Coal at New York. upon the Russian model, with the new zlbeline cloths as well ns smooth ar- mures, cloths. serges fancy mottled "The future of the islands will be a great one. What are needed most are railroads, aud these may be built soon by Amerlcau capital. There Is a trunk Hue on the Island of Luzon now under consideration, and Its building will help matters greatly." At the right of the cut Is a Russian blouse suit of plaid French' merino for a three-year-old boy; at the left an ivory white la nsdowne dress for a sevenyear-old girl.—Vogue.'. THE WEATHER, Booth Spealca For Five Hoara, Buffalo, Nov. 10.— General William Booth addressed, three meetings here, speaking altogether five hours. He was heard by over 8,000 persons at the three meetings, and hundreds of other* were turned away. The Magnet Waihtngton. Nov. 10.—Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday: colder tonight: much colder i|t the western portion Tuesday. Arlaona'a Delegate a Democrat, Phenlx, Art*., Nov. 10.—The election of Wilson (Dem.) for congress la conceded.Never throw water from boiled bean* down the sink; It leaves uo sweet odor. The Sumner had a terrible experience in a tvohoon soon after leaving 37 S. Main St., Pittston.