Pittston Gazette

              v • $m-3S • ■ y ••-- ■ -5f' litgfam t. *TW\ 1 ,-v h 53d year, ism-hrx PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1903. ' 8 PAGES. FIREMEN'S LIFE SACRIFICED. NEW COAL WAR. ANARCHISTS ARE FEARED WIFE SLAYER CONFESSES. QUEEN VICTORIA'S JUBILEE GIFTS LINEN SALE Mitchell'* Effort to VntonUe Vtr- Choked Hannah to Death and Pat flnln and Maryland Miners. Her Body In a Box. Chicago, Feb. 20.J-Jolin Mitchell, president of tlie United Mine Workers of America, has abandoned all liop«! of organizing the miners of Maryland and West Virginia without outside assistance that will bring such strong pressure upon the operators that they will be forced to unionize their own mlnos In self defense. Hamilton, O., Feb. 2«.-Albert Ivnapp, who was arrested In Indianapolis and brought to this city 011 suspicion of having killed his wife, Hannah Goddurd Knapp, lust December, has confessed. When It became known that Knapp had confessed there was talk of mob violence, and the authorities prepared to resist any attack on the city jail. There is quite a crowd about the jail, but the authorities think they will have no trouble. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN LINENS Will Be Exhibited at St. Louis Price List• Fatally Injured at Stubborn Fire Today* Extra Precautions For the S&est ZPat. 3Dlour $4. SO Potatoes, 6u - 70c tBest !B~W&lour 70c £yyjj cold storage 20c Gggs, strictly fresh 25c 3 Cans Corn - President's Safety. Fair. THIS WEEK MANY OTHERS INJURED. MAN ARRESTED IN NEW YORK THE KING'8 CONTRIBUTION UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN To that end n movement-has been started In Chicago to protest against the awarding of public contracts to firms handling Maryland and West Virginia coar, and this movement Is to spread all over the United States wherever labor Is organized. The teamsteri' unions have entered Into a compact with the miners to tie up the output of the boycotted mines, and they will refuse to deliver It 011 any public contract. 22c for Linen worth 28c 25c for Linen worth 31c 29c for Linen worth 35c 35c for Linen worth 42c 42c for Linen worth 50c 52c for Linen worth 65c (D5c for 72-in. Linen worth 75o Blaze Wai In the Roosevelt Building, Believed to be One of a Desperate Knapp admitted to Director of Police Mason, Captain I.enban and Mayor Bosch he choked his wife to death on the morning of Dec. 22, but suys that he does not know why he did it. He says he then came to town, hired a spring wagon, secured a wooden box and drove back home. He stufTed the body into the box, being obliged to double It to get the lid down. He then drove to the Miami river and dumped the box containing the body info the water and drove back to town. A Priceless Collection—HI* Majesty a Twelve-8tory Structure, on Broadway, and the Lou Will Probably Band Which Had Planned to As- Cordially Receives Mr. Francis, sassinate the Head of the French President of the Exposition—Wales 3 Cans SPeasK - 25c ZTomatoesD 3 lb can JOc Fine Sweet Oranges 35c, 40c, 45c Foot Up • Quarter Million Dollar*. Republic. Not Likely to Come Here. New York, Feb. 26.—Many firemen were injured, one of them fatally, and many others had narrow escapes at a fire this morning In the Roosevelt building, an eight-story structure at Broadway and Thirteenth street, oocupied principally by Hackett, Carhart & Co., clothiers. The blaze started on the sixth floor, occupied by the Altman Neckwear Co. The flrBt firemen who arrived ran hose up into the building and played water on the Are, which seemed to be on the Thirteenth street side. In a few minutes flames burst Into the street and the firemen on the floor were driven back toward Broadway. Some of the firemen were obliged to rush into the street, and many of them were almost overcome. Captain John Andrlss, of Engine Co. No. 1, was taken to St. Vincent's hospital with his right leg broken and his skull fractured and died at 9.30. The loss is estimated at a quarter of a million. BLEACHED TABLE LINEN New York, Feb. 20.—Extraordinary precautions to guard President lloosevelt from attack by anarchists have been ordered as a result of the arrest of a Swiss Jjsutli suspected of being one of a gang of reds sworn to assassinate the rulers of nations. The president arrived here this morning, and while he is here his every footstep will be followed by a small army of detectives.London, Feb. 20.—King Edward will ■end Queen Victoria's priceless collection of jubilee presents for exhibition at the Louisiana Purchase exposition as his personal contribution toward tho success of the exposition. The flint move was made when Samuel Uompers, president of the American Federation of Labor; Albert Young, president of the Amalgamated Teamsters' association, and the largest union labor committee ever collected in Chicago for such a purpose called on Mayor Harrison and filed a formal protest against uwardlng of city coal contracts to Arms dealing In the coal which Is mined by nonunion men. 29c for Linen worth 35c 42c for Linen worth 50c 50c for Linen worth GOc 59c for Linen worth 70c 75c for 72-in. Linen worth 85c 85c for 72-in. Linen worth $1 BRENNAN i ROBERTS When he was taken back to jail Knapp told Chief of Police Kuemer- Ung thnt he had something else on his mind thnt he would tell before he died. "I may tell it to you in the morning," he said, "but 1 will not tell anything about it now. 1 cry every time I think of poor Hannah, and I feel like crying when I think of this other thing." The king personally announced this decision to D. It. Francis, president of the St. Louis exposition, who, accompanied by Ambassador Choate, Was received in audience by his majesty at Buckingham palace. King Edward told Mr. Francis that he had been prompted to take this step by his keen appreciation of the affection and respect in which the Americun people always held his mother and as a token of his Intimate sympathy With American interests. His majesty said that he thought nothing probably would be more appreciated by the American and Canadian visitors to the St. Louis exposition than this nutlohal memento of Queen Victoria's reign.,, 42 North main Mtrmmt, WNext to Eagle Hotel. Both phones DRESS 8IN8HAMS In the evening when he speaks in Carnegie hall many detectives will bo on the platform, and scores of policemen In plain clothing wilkbe scattered through the audience to prevent the slightest attempt at violence. YOU GET THE BEST AT WILLIAMS and M'ANCLTY Short lengths (10 to 15 yards) of fine J.0c Dress Ginghams, new stripes and checks; Special 5c yd. At the meeting with the mayor the labor committee declared that If contracts for West Virginia or Maryland coal shall be awarded, the teamsters will refuse to deliver it, and a general tleup In Chicago will result. This statement Ib believed to be the forerunner of a confession from the prisoner that he killed his Arst and second wives, both of whom died mysteriously. His first, wife died suddenly about eleven years ago, and he soon married the second, whose body was found in the canal in Cincinnati in 1804. Although the police authorities were unwilling to discuss the subject, it was learned that telegrams were sent to Washington warning the officials there of the danger foreshadowed by the unexpected arrest of a self confessed anarchist. Before Mr. Roosevelt left the White House unusual care had been taken for providing P6r his safe Journey to this city despite the fact that he always has shown indifference to danger and even has gone to the length more than once of condemning as useless the precautions taken to Insure his safety. Dealers in High Grade CARPETS, RUGS, PEOPLE'S STORE The mayor will turn over to Mr. Young certified copies of all the bids now In the hands of the council committee. These bids will be forwarded to John Mitchell, who will return them, marking the firms that deal In the objectionable coal. A subcommittee Ifropi the coal teamsters will then confer With the mayor and the council. ART SQUARES, Oil Cloths and Linoleums, Wall Paper, Paints and Oils. P«lnlDr» and Pipwlmitti*. 15 South Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. VOLCANO IN GUADELOUPE. Mr. Francis, In belialf of the exposl tlon, expressed Ills thanks to KIiik Kd ward for the promised exhibit. Have a Look! Dem. .Congressmen Pan Resolutions. Washington, Feb. 26.—The Democrats in caucus today pledged themselves to resist the unseating of Congressman Butler, of Missouri, as recommended by the majority, and "to stand together In support of the demand for the presence of a quorum at all times for the transaction of business and a recorded yea and nay vote upon everything upon which the House shall act upon to the moment of final adjournment" ShoTia Other 9l(m of Activity. Crater There Throws Oat Aahea aad The king was most cordial toward Mr. Francis and evinced much Interest In the exposition. He received Mr. Francis in his private apartments, where he at onoe put Ills visitor at ills ease by referring to the part Mr. Francis had tifken in American public life and by asking questions about St. Louis, of which ills majesty's recollection waB clear in spite of the lapse of time since he wail there. Chuck Roast, SATURDAY ONLY, DR. SAJOUS' DISCOVERY. Point-a-Pltre, Guadeloupe, Feb. 26.— 8lgns of dangerous activity are being shown by La Soufriere, the only volcano on the Island which is not extinct. AT OUR PRIDES. He Find* the 17ae of a Hitherto ISff- Phlladclphla, Feb. 20—In a paper read before the Philadelphia County Medical society Dr, C. E. De M. Sajous reported a discovery which If his deductions be correct may revolutionize the field of medicine. lected Organ, Lonbet Poaatble Victim. Ashes have been thrown up, but thus far these have been confined Within the limits of thq crater. A small quantity of blue mud has also issued from a geyser. All the trees at the thermal station 011 the 1'lateuu i'Ecbeile have been des'troyed. 8c Pound Not alone Is President Roosevelt supposed to be au object of hatred to the anarchists, but the police assert there Is much evidence to support the belief that there Is n scheme to assassinate President Loubet of France and other European rulers. Several members of the gang are believed to be on their way to Europe, and the police In continental seaports have been told to watch all Incoming American steamships, particularly those going ta French and Italian ports. Best Patent Flour, per bbl. $4.10 Potatoes, per bu. 70 Gr. Sugar, 20 lbs $1.00 Best Dairy Butter, per lb.. 20 Pure Lard, per lb.. |$ Heintz Sour Pickles, 3 doz.. 26 " Sweet Pickles, 3 doz. 20 " Mixed Piokles, 2 qts. 20 " Chow Chow, 2 qts... 2k " Sweet Mix. Pick. 1 qt 20 Dr. Peaches, choice, 3 lbs... 20 LENTEN SPECIALTIES WalcM Not Coming. Oysters and All Kinds of llrnall Pox on an Ocean Liner. His discovery in brief is that the pituitary body, heretofore thought useless, is indeed one of the most important organs, of the body when Its functions are understood. Tiie alarming symptoms of activity began early In the present month, but an observer says they have now somewhat abated. His majesty did not refer to any probability of the Prince of Wales visiting St. Louis, but assured Mr. Francis that Great Britain would be thoroughly represented. The details of the representation will be arranged when Mr. Francis meets Lord Lnnsdowne. Choice Salt Fish. New York, Feb. 26.—The Hamburg- American liner Palatia, which arrived from Genoa today, had a case of small pox among the steerage .passengers. The patient was sent to North Brothers' Island. A number of passengers who occupied the same compartment as. the patient will be sent to Hoffman's Island for observation. 1 lb. Flat Col. River Salmon.. 20c - From Dr. Snjous' investigations, covering a period of fourteen years, live of which were spent in Paris, lie is con-, vinced that this pituitary body Is a governing itnter which Is not only positive in its effect by controlling the oxygcu In the 'system, but equally posi-. tive in responding to medicines and drugs. La Soufriere has been active for the last 200 years. Within the last three years fumaroies have formed on the peak named L'Echelle, from which have poured sulphur and some steam. Since Feb. 1 new fumaroies have formed on both peaks. 1 lb. Flat Sockeye Salmon 12Jc, 15c J lb. Flat Sockeye Salmon 10c 1 lb. Tall Pink Salmon 12Jc Domestic Sardines in oil, 6 box 25c The police scare grew out of the arrest of Francois Hlrtzel, seventeen years old, who admitted he knew Czolgosz, the murderer of McKinley; Emma Goldman, the high priestess of anarchy, and Pedro Estive, editor of La Questions Soclale, the anarchistic paper published In Taterson. Unwittingly HirUel was led Into saying he "had not been in Paterson since Sunday," and he made other statements which the' police deemed so Important they refused t? make them public. Mr. Francis was more than satisfied trlth his majesty's promise to lend all possible Influence toward providing for a full representation of Great Britain at 8t. Louis. The appointment of a royal commission to this end will doubtless be announced In a few days. " " fancy,large,2 lbs Dr. Apricots, choice,3 lbs... " " fancy .large, 2 lbs Prunes, 2, 3 and 4 lbs for... Cleaned Currants,loose, 4 lbs Domestic Sardines in mustard, Madrid, Feb. 26.—Considerable damage has been caused In eastern Spanish provinces by heavy earthquake shocks. In many places serious panics were caused among superstitious Inhabitants, who feared the end of the world had come. Earthquakes in 8paln. Professor J.a Croix, chief of the bcIentlflc commission at Martlnliiue, has come here at the request of the goverument and is investigating the phenomena connected with the disturbance.3 boxes.. Imported Sardines in pure olive oil, 2 boxes 25c 25c When this fact is Anally established and understood, medicine will 110 longer be administered liypothetleally, but it will become an appjled science. Under these conditions certain medicines will be given and assured results obtained. The discovery, it is said, will also be the greatest since the discovery of anesthesia. After the audience with King Edward Mr. Francis lunched at the Mansion house with the lord mayor (Sir Marcus Samuel). Among others present were Vice Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, Lieutenant General Sir John French, General Sir George White, Sir Frederick Treves (sergeant surgeon to the king), Sir A. Conau Doyle, Captain Piper (deplity police commissioner of New York), and Countess Howe. Lord Roberts, the commander in chief of the forces, who enme In later, told Mr. Francis that he hoped to rlBlt St. Louis when he went to America. Full Cream Cheese and Strictly Fresli Eggs. Boots and Shoos. It is generally believed that there is no immediate danger of an eruption. Stuffed Into the linger of one of his kid gloves was a newspaper clipping detailing the proposed legislation making it a capital offense to kill or attempt to Mil the president, any one in line to the presidency or a United States ambassador or minister. It was this clipping which confirmed the first fears of Inspector Brooks and Captain Langan of the detective bureau. Immediately it was decided to detail many extra men to guard the president in his visit to the city. You will always find our Shoes Highest in Quality but Lowest in Price. New York, Feb. 26.—Advices received here today from Bermuda state that the disabled United States collier Alexander was towed in there today by the Dutch steamship Beta. The Alexander Towed Into Bermuda. Pensacola, Fla., Feb. 20.—For a long time bad feeling has existed between the soldiers and the police here. Last night Officer Fendebiila arretted a disorderly soldier. His club was snatched from him by a soldier, who struck hlui in the fuco. The policeman knocked the soldier down and with the assistance of another policeman arrested him and placed both soldiers in the patrol wagoil. About fifty soldiers who had congregated made a rush for the wagon and attempted to release their comrades. The policemen drew tlieir revolvers and fired Into the crowd, but without hitting any one. The arrivul of a number of officers from the barracks prevented further trouble. Pollee and Soldiers Kliht, Murphy & Joyce. The "governor of the body," or pituitary gland, is a small ovoid body attached to the undersurface of the cerebrum. It lias two lobes, the anterior and posterior, the former resembling a ductless gland and the latter showing Indications at nervous elements. It (onus an integral part of the brain. Cor. Main, Lambert & Seneca Sfca. Phone Evans Bros. 47)ruryJs prices. Boston, Feb. 26.—The Supreme Court today banded down a decision in favor of Mascagni, the composer, and declares the finding of 'the Superior Court against him erroneous. Decision for Matcagnl. El Paso, Tex., Feb. 20.—Strychnine enough to kill a regiment and two bottles of morphine were found on the person of Dr. C. S. Harle when he was searched after being taken back to Jail from court. Harle and two other prisoners are on trial before the United States court In extradition proceedings which were instituted by the Mexican government in relation to alleged insurance swindles and murders committed in Mexico. 'The case is being pushed by a New York life insurance company. Illt-hardson, one of the prisoners, asked the jailer to refuse-to allow Harle to eat his meals in the same room Willi hiiu. as lie feared poisoning. How Harle got the poison Is a mystery, as is also his purpose iu having It 46 S. Main St. Pittston. HOW TO CURE BRONCHITIS. There Is no record of any case of bronchitis where the use of Father John's Medicine did not cure. Letters from those who have been made well and strong by this old remedy will be sent to you by the Carleton & Hovey Co., Lowell, Mass., on request. Boaated of Hla Affiliation.. Spanish Town Destroyed by Fire. Hlrtiel's arrest was caused by his own talkativeness. He boasted of bis connection with the reds and attracted attention. It was said he had threatened to kill President Loubet. When he asserted he was going to France in a few days for his "club," information was given to t(ie police. At vnrious times Hlrtzel talked enough to enable the police to build up a mass of evidence showing there was a conspiracy to assassinate European rulers, the first under the ban being the president cf the French repuBtic. Repeatedly Hlrtzel was told If he did not stop talking he would get into trouble, but It was not until he had disappeared for three days that action was taken. For WEDDINGS For FUNERALS ■ ■OW Gl* ft Madrid, Feb. 26—The village of Mongani was visited by a disastrous fire today. The greater part of the place is in ashes. Two thousand inhabitants are left homeless and destitute. Best Pat. Flour  Best Family Flour.... B. W. Flour, per sack.. Bye Flour, per sack ... Potatoes, per bushel... Rutabagas, per bu.'  Fresh Eggs, per doz.. 8 lbs. Oat meal  8 lbs. Oat Flakes  4 lb. Packet, with prize Franco Soups  Best Creamery Butter. Pure Lard  $4 50 4 25 Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) I-B-CARPENTER.EIITI* »T. iiito ISM 70 1 00 70 40 20 25 25 25 financiaiT and'commercial. Huntington, N. Y., Fell. 20.—Temple Prime has died at his home here. Mr. Prime was seventy years old. He was born in New York city. His father was well known in the financial world in the early part of the century. Mr. Prime was a graduate of Harvard and studied law, but never practiced. He studied with Professor Agassiz and Professor Stillman and ranked high as a conchologlst. He was secretary of legation at The Hague in 1800 and took an active interest In political affiliations, being an independent. Temple Prime Deftd. Teachers' Salary Bill Passed. Harrlsburg, Feb. 26.—The House today passed finally the bill fixing the minimum salary of public school teachers at $35 a month. New York Stock Markets furnished by Halgbt ft Freese, stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Sugar  Atchison  Atchison, pref  Copper  Car & Foundry  Brooklyn Traction . B. & O  Ches. ft Ohio  Chic. & Gt. Western C., M. ft St. P. C., R. I. & P. Col. F. & I. Erie MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SILE 132  131 Vs 10,20, 35 Mrs. Fairbanks Re-elected President, — MAGNET Washington, Feb. 26—Mrs. Fairbanks was today unanimously re-elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Compound Lard '. Ciscoes  Canned Salmon  Tall can Salmon, 2 for Canned Herring  Soused Mackerel  3 cans com  Bandits Try to Hold Up Hotel, Hamilton, Out., Feb. 20.—Three men armed with revolvers attempted to hold up the lted Light hotel last night. Fred Llttlewood, son of the proprietor, who was behind the bar, threw a beer glass at the niun with the revolver, striking him on the head. His cries for assistance brought his father and son to the rescue. Several shots were fired, but no person was hurt. Two of the robbers escaped, but the third, who gave his name as Matthew Thomas, aged twenty-two, of New York, was captured. Hirtzel bad been employed In Hartman's hotel, at 57 Whitehall street, as a night porter for nearly a year. It was here he talked about his connection with the anarchists. He was a hard worker, but was always ready to engage In an argument on the justice of nuarchistlc teachings. Peter' Hartman, owner of the hotel, finally became so alarmed about Hlrtzel's talk that he decided to Inform the police. Meantime the boy gave notice (that he was going to resign his position with the purpose of visiting France. He quit wbrk on last Saturday, and It Is supposed he went direct to Paterson and held a consultation with the members of the "Bed circle" in that city. Charming Muslin Underwear. Not a garment in all the lot that could not be sold for more at wholesale. THE WEATHER. Washington, Feb. 26.—Fair tonight; warmer in the northern portion; Friday, Increasing cloudiness; rain or snow at night. Horfan Goes to Ciba. 15 and 25 .... 25 New York, Feb. liCj.—J. Pierpont Morgan, accompanied by several members of bis family and a party of frleuds, has left town ou a southern trip which will probably take them as far as Cuba. The trip will be one of recreation, and Mr. Morgan is expected back in this city the second week of March. One of the members of the firm of J. P. Morgan & Co. denies the report that Mr. Morgan proposes to invest in the railroads of Cuba. 1 lot Cambric Corset Covers, the 12c kind; sale price 8c. 1 lot Cambric Corset Covers, embroidery trimmed, worth 19c; our price 15c. Erie, pref  uouis. & Nash. .. Manhattan El. ... Met. Traction ... Mo. Pacific  Col. Southern ... A. L. O  Mexican Central . P. O  Canned Corn, per dozen Squibs, all kinds Brooms  3, 4, 5 lbs Bice for 10 20, 25 and 80 25 Many School Children Are 8ickly. Ladies' Cambric Umbrella Drawers, trimmed with hemstitched ruffle and 2 inch lace edge, worth 50c; sale price 25o. Ladies' Muslin Drawers, nicely made, sale price 18c. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children's Home, New York, break up colds in 24 hours, cure (everishness, headache, stomach troubles, teething disorders, move and regulate the bowels, and destroy worms. Mrs. Emily Maronn, Meriden. Conn., says: WiHiam Drury, THE LEiDIM SROCER. Rep. Sceel . v .. Norfolk & Western N. Y., O. & \V  N. Y. Central  Pennsylvania .... Reading .... ..... Southern Ry  Southern Ry., pref. Southern Pacific .. Tenn. C. A I  Texas Pacific ..... U. S. Leather  S. F  Jbrwwgfl T. A. DURKIN. Ladies' Fine Muslin Night Drosses, yoke with 6 clusters of 2 tucks each, cambric ruffle around neck, down front and on sleeves, worth 59c; sale price 39c. "It is the best medicine in the world for children when feverisn and complaining." Sold by druggists or by mail, 25c. Sample sent free. Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. No amount of persuasion could make Hlrtzel tell all he knew. He refused to give the mimes of any of his companions, and It wax with reluctance he admitted hfc had been known as Rudolph I.upre at one time since he camc here. In Hartman's hotel he passed ns "Conrad." His real identity was not learned until be had been(under arrest several hours. Newport, R. I., Feb. 26.—The colored citizens of Newport and Portsmouth have become aroused over the shooting of Charles Potter by Farmer Isaac Chase last Friday and have raised a fund not only to give the dead man a suitable burial, but to investigate the affair. A number of them are not satisfied that Chase shot Potter, aa he claims, in self defense. Defease F»d For Accused Macro. Dr. RICHTER'S World-Renowned wars Best Patent Flour ! B-W Flour, per fcack  Potatoes, per bushel  Onions, per peck  Apples, per bushel  Fancy No. 1 Mackerel, 1J lbs Georges Codfish, per lb  Cromatory Bloaters, doz.... Evaporated Apricots, per lb.. Evaporated Peaches, per lb... Gilt Edge Creamery and Dairy Butter  Dairy Butter.  "Anchor" Pain Expeller Ladies' Muslin Underskirts, cambric ruffle, nicely made, worth 50c; here for 35c. Mysterious Circumstance. One was pale and sallow and the other fresh and rosy. Whence the difference? She who is blushing with health uses Dr. King's New Life Pills to maintain it. By gently arousing the lazy organs, they compel good digestion and head off constipation. Try them. Only 25c at the drug stores of W. C. Price and J. H, Houck, Pittston, and G. p. stvoh. West Pittston. Muslin Umbrella Skirts, with cambric ruffle, 3 large tucks with dust ruffle and wide lace edge, never sold for less than $1.25 hpre, sale prioe 79c. Children's Drawers, laoe trimmed,, only 10 cents. h— ffaven to far U. S. Steel ..... U. S. Steel, pref Western Union . Wabash, pref. . Wabash, cwn. . Union Pacific .. Cape Town, Feb. 26.-—Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain embarked at T o'clock last evening on the Union line steamer Nopnuin for Southampton. Immense crowds gathered at tbe docks and gave the colonial secretary an enthusiastic send off. Quantities of baskets of flowers and bouquets were sent aboard the Norman In the course of the day for Mrs. Chamberlain. Tbe shipping In the harbor was all dressed with buntinfe, ■and the vessels In the bay fired up rockets as the Norman steamed oat | Chamberlain Leaves Cape Town. King Leopold to Come Hero Soon. Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia,mc. uniou* Rheumatic Complaints. Oily 25c. and 50 o. stall druggists or through London, Feb. 26.—The Brussels correspondent of the Standard telegraphs that King Leopold Will visit the United States before Kaster and be received officially at the White House. The toor lias a political object, more especially the acquisition of several railway concessions in China belonging to an American syndicate. .28 .25 .24 Ladies' fine Cambric Drapers, 3 rows of hemstitching, trimmed on bottom with fine wide torchon lace, worth 75c; sale prioe 50c. Eggs  Chase & Sanborn's On Short Notice. Your cab call will be answered promptly it you leave your order at Daman's livery. Coaches for funerals and weddings. Telephone. ' How to Oct Rich, blend Coffee, 35c lb., 3 lbs. 1.00 C. & S. Teas, from. ..30c to 70e lb. Best Buy real estate when few are buying, sell when many are buying. Few are buying now. See G. B. Thompson for some splendid bargains In home and Investment properties. 215 Pearl Street, The MAGNET W. U Pace, AttofMjNHm Office U, U Boor, Miners Bank Bid*. D 3$;. " 4?*'" ' 'i'l ' Itovea and ranges at Ash'a. 87 8. Main Si, Plttafan.