Pittston Gazette

              4 '* CD PAGES. 53d YEAR, 1 WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1860 1 DAILY EST. BY TBEO. HAHT 1882. PITTSTON, PA., THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1903. TWO CENTS A CO°Y. I FORTY CENTS A vONTH. f THE SENATE IN SESSION SHOT BY A LAMPLIGHTER. CONFERENCE IS PRIVATE ANXIETY IN ROME. THE BURDICK MURDER CASE B&R LINEN SALE Victim Had Protected Asralnit the Condition of Pope Causes Cardinals Bridgeport, Conn., .March 5.—Cecil Sleeve, sixteen years old, son of W. H. Steeve, truckman, of this city, was Sliot 011 Howard avenue by Lllve Larichia, seventeen years old, employed as a street lump lighter by the Welsbacli Light company. The bullet, fired from a thirty-eight caliber revolver, passed into Sleeve's abdomen two and a half inches' to the left of the median line and four and one-tjuarter inches above the umblllcyi. The victim was taken to the hospital, where the doctors hold out 110 hope of his recovery. Larichia was arrested by witnesses of the shooting immediately after, and the revolver was taken from him. He is locked up In a steel cage in murderers' row at the station house. Frightening of Small tilrll. to Delay Departure. Rome, March 5.—The pope's condition is not without danger, considering his extreme age rather than the ailment itself, and Is causing considerable anxiety. • EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN LINENS Price List. Work Begun on the Two Be- Commission Meets Lawyers Behind Closed Doors. District Attorney Coatsworth Confident of Conviction. lated Treaties. Some cardinals who came to Rome from n distance to attend the silver jubilee ceremonies have postponed their departure for home on account, it Is said, of the pontiff's state. ffiest ZPat. £ lour $4. SO Potatoes, bu - 70c THIS WEEK COAL WEIGHING QUESTION POSSIBLY MALE CULPRIT. ffiost 3*lour Cjyysj strictly fresh 3 Cans Corn - 70c 20c 25c UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN 22c for Liiien wprth 28c 25c for Linen worth 31c 29c for Linen worth I!5c 35c for Linen worth 42c 42c for Linen worth 50c 52c for Linen worth 65c 05c for 72-in. Linen worth 75o MORGAN NO FILIBUSTERER One rumor current Is that he really Is 111, not merely tired after the celebration and suffering from a cold. Alabama Senator Says That as Soon Ten Lawyers, Representing the Oppos- The basis of this report is the official note in the Osservatore Romano, the Vatican organ, stating that on the advice of his doctor the pope had decided to take several days' absolute rest. Prosecutor Won't Declare, as Does as the Panama Canal Pact is ing Sides, Are Again Threshing Superintendent Bull, That a Wo- 3 Cans SPeas TJomatoos, 3 lb can JOc Fine Sweet Oranges 35c, 40c, 45c Finnan JIadrtios, 13c, two foi- 25 25c Amended to Suit Him He Will Vote Over, Before the Commission, the man Committed the Murder—Latest for It. Washington, March 5.—"I never filibustered against any measure in the senate since I have been a member. I have not used this means to prevent n vote on the Panama canal treaty before the final adjournment of congress. 1 shall not engage in any such undertaking against the treaty lu the special session which begins today. My only object In this long contest is to have the convention perfected, as it should be, to protect American rights for all time." Much Disputed Proposition. Developments in the Case. Stoevc's friends claim that the lamplighter was in the habit of frightening little girls along Howard avenue by thrusting his blazing torch at them, and several had narrowly escaped, one being Steeve's sister. Her brother had warned Larichia several times to stop scaring the girls, but he persisted. This evening the boys had a quurrel, and the Italian drew a lmgo revolver and snapped it at Steeve twice without exploding the cartridges. A moment later he made a third attempt, with probably fatal results. The truth Is that the pope neve* succeeded iu getting rid of the cold, which caused a slight cough and hoarseness. Dr. Lapponl found he was somewhat better, but frankly told him he must consent to cure his cold or run the risk of something serious. BLEACHED TABLE LINEN Washington, March 5.—The anthracite arbitration commission is conferring today with the attorneys for both sides to the anthracite strike controversy. The meeting is being held behind closed doors and no word of the proceedings Is permitted to reach the outside world from the council chamber, in the Inlersta'te Commerce Commission's headquarters. It is known, however, that ten attorneys are arguing before the commission the muchmooted question of weighing coal. Buffalo, March 5—"I am satisfied in my mind that I know the person who murdered Uurdick. I also believe that we have not at present enough evidence to convict the guilty party. We have one card yet to play, one move yet to make, and with that move will come the knowledge of whether we have failed or won. It may not bo advisable to make that move for several days. 20c for Linen woitli 35c 42c for Linen worth 50c 50c for Liueu worth 00c 5!)c for Linen worth 70c 75c for 72-iu. Linen worth 85c 85c for 72-iu. Linen worth $1 BRENNAN i ROBERTS The pontiff thereupon promisee! to suspend his audiences. In order to save annoyance Dr. Lapponl advised that lie publicly announce Ills determination through the Osservatore Romano, which the pope did. 42 North Main Street, to Eagle Hotel. Both phones DRESS GINGHAMS This statement was mnde by Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama just before the extra session of the senate, for the calling of which his attitude toward the treaty has been largely responsible, was called to order. The special session met at noon to act upon the Panama canal and Cuban reciprocity treaties. The first business was the swearing in of new members, and then both treaties were referred to the committee on foreign relations, of which Senator Cuiiom is chairman. Cardinal Satolli, prefect of the Congregation of Studies, which has jurisdiction over tile Catholic university at Washington, has received in farewell audience the ltev. Dennis II. O'Conli'elf, the new rector of the university, who will leave Home today on his way to his post. Cardinal Satolli said lie is convinced that under Father O'Connell's management the Washington university will prosper, and that lie can count 011 the personal support of nil the Vatican authorities. "To my mind sufficient motive has been established for the crime outside of the motive of wishing to avoid the publicity of divorce proceedings. The web is being woven. Time will tell the results." WILLIAMS and M'ANULTY YOU GET THE BEST AT Short lengths (10 to 15 yards) of fino J.Oc Dress Ginghams, new stripes and clieeks; Special 5c yd. Larlchia's friends claim that west side boys had amused themselves by stoning the young lamplighter while at work and that Larlohia had repeatedly threatened to chastise them. MORE TURKISH OUTRAGES. Thirteen Macedonian Villages Devastated and 27 Christians Massacred. This is a resume of nil interview with District Attorney Edward Coatswortii. He is satisfied, lie says, that the right man or woman is suspected. He would not say whether the suspect was man or woman. Dealers in High Grade CARPETS, HUGS, PEOPLE S STORE Vienna, March 5.—Die Information loday reports that Turkish forces seized the Monastry of St. Peter's, near Rodozde, Macedonia, and tortured the prior and all the monks suspected of harboring political suspects. The Turks devastated 13 villages in the neighborhood of Pestane and massacred 27 Christians there. The only result of ihe reform action by the powers, according to Die Information, has been increased persecution of Christians in European Turkey. GREAT STRIKE COMING. ART SQUARES, Oil Cloths and Linoleums, Wall Paper, Paints and Oils. Painters and Paparhancars. 15 South Main St., Pittston. Half a Million ■Workmen to Be Idle on May 1. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. New York, Man-li 5.—The Tribune says that between 300,000 and 400,000 workmen in the building trades throughout the United States are expected to be thrown Idle on May 1 on account of forthcoming demands on the structural ironworkers which the manufacturers have decided to refuse. It is learned that the manufacturers and contractors who have been meeting from time to time In the last fortnight effected a permanent organization on Tuesday night at a secret meeting in an uptown hotel. "Superintendent Bull has said that he is satisfied in Ills own mind that the police have followed the right lead; that they can arrest the woman guilty of the crime. Can you say as muchV" Mr. Coatswortii was asked. It 1* now the intention to take up and dispose of the canal treaty first. Mr. Morgan will continue to urge his amendments when the treaty is taken up in secret session. • Pave a Look! WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND. Saturday SmoklnR Car Smaalted to Blt» and Senator Mororan'a Attitude, Kansas City, Mo., March 5.—The outgoing Itock Island train which left the Union station at 10:30 o'clock over the Union Pacific tracks, which the ltock Island uses out of here, crashed into the snioker of a train which was trying to make a siding nt the Rock Island Junction, Just outside of the Kansas City yards. The smoker was thrown from the track, turned over and smashed into kindling wood, and the dozen or more persons inside all sustained Injuries, but no one was killed. Two other cars Immediately after the smoker were derailed, but the sleepers stayed on the track. All Ita Oconpanta Hurt, "Yes, I am satisfied that we know the man or woman who murdered Mr. liurdlck. I do not believe, though, we have enough evidence to substantiate "I reiterate the statement which I have made before," said Mr. Morgan. "I will vote for the treaty if the amendments which I consider vital are adopted. These amendments have all been printed* and have been in the hands of the senators for some time. I have also had other documents printed for the information of the senators in orfler that there may be no time lost in having them read to the senate. "I do not think the treaty will be ratified until at least some of these amendments are adopted. I think this question one of tremendous importance to the whole American people. I am not Interested in any particular route. My contention Is for complete protection of American interests." AT OUR PRICES. FATAL TENEMENT FIRE. "You say man or woman. You will not confine yourself to saying you suspect a woman':" an arrest." Best Patent Flour, per bbl.$4,50 Potatoes, per bu 70 Gr. Sugar, 20 lbs $1.00 Best Dairy Butter, per lb.. 28 Pure Lard, per lb 13 Heintz Sour Pickles, 3 doz.. " Sweet Pickles, 3 doz. " Mixed Pickles, 2 qts. " Chow Cliow, 2 qts... Mother Suffocated and Burned While Daughter Jumped to Death. 3 lbs Round Steak - 25c New York, March 5.—Two women, mother and daughter, lost their lives in a fire which gu.ted the upper three stories of a five-story brick tenement on East Seventieth street at 5 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Ellen Vail, a widow, was suffocated and burnt. Lizzie Vail, aged 22 years, jumped from the fourth story. Her body struck a railing and was badly mangled. "No; I will not say that, but we have the right person, man or woman, in mind. Of that I 11m sure." Tills organization will probably be known as the National Structural Iron Manufacturers' association. It has appointed a national executive committee, which will appoint local committees in cities represented by it in the next few days. The object of this association is to light the demands widt h the structural ironworkers throughout the country intend making on May 1. The firms in the association, it is said, have a combined capital of over $1,000,- 000,000. . Fresh Oysters, per Qt 25c 4 lbs Tid Bit Crackers 25c "Are you satisfied that there was motive enough for the person whom you suspect to have committed the crimeV" 26 25 25 25 Motive Eatabltahed. "Yes; I think the motive has been pretty well established to our satisfaction."4 cans Baked Beans 25c The outgoing train was on time and running rapidly, nnd the collision came with terrific force. Some of the people in the derailed coaches were Injured, but neither their names nor the extent of their injuries is yet known. The first news of the wreck was brought by George Jacobs, (t newsboy of the damaged train. He was in the smoker and was thrown under the 'wreckage, but mnnnged to crawl out and camd to the city on the mall car of an incoming train. He was badly bruised, but not seriously injured. Jacobs, who came to the city for medical attention, could give few details of the wreck, but said that it was impossible that any of the passengers in the smoker had escaped injury. ("With Tomato Sauce) " Sweet Mix. Pick. 1 qt Dr. Peaches, choice, 3 lbs... " f a ncy,la?ge,2 lbe Dr. Apricots, choice, 3 lbs, .. 20 25 25 25 "Was this motive other than that of a person who wanted to avoid publicity In divorce courts who might have been actuated to commit murder to avoid scandal?" Mr. Morgan is in fine health and sBowa no evttrtnce whatever of the long strain which he has been under for the last two months. Pope's Condition Ls Worse. Fresh Magic Yeast - 02c FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Rome, March 5.—The Pope passed a restless night, owing to Increased severity of his cough and the appearance of bronchial symptoms. His Holiness, however, expects to be able to see the English pilgrims. "Yes; we have a good motive aside from that." Good Mixed Tea, lb 25c " " fancy,large, 2 lbs Prunes, 2, 3 and 4 lbs for... Cleaned Currants,loose, 4 lbs 25 25 25 Two new members of the senate, who took their seats this morning, are opposed to the treaty In Its present form. These are Messrs. Gorman (Md.) and McCreary (Ky.). Both have made a long study of the canal question, and both believe the (treaty should be amended. They will be iniportairtTnembers of the Democratic mlnorltv/and will undoubtedly have great Influence. The outlook for the Cuban reciprocity treaty Is more uncertain. THe same contingent which talked the IMilllpplne tariff to death because it admitted sugar from the Philippines at a reduced tariff will be found opposing the Cuban reciprocity treaty. Senator Teller has already given notice that he will continue to fight it. New York Stock Markets furnished by Halght & Freese, stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Strictly Fancy Butter 2Tc "Are there likely to be any arrests or any sensational developments tonight?" New York, March 5, 1903. Open. Clos. ..130% 129% .. 83% 82 .. 98% 98% .. 72% 71 .. 39% 39 .. 67% 65% .. 93% 93% v. 48 46% . 25 24 .172% 170% . 45% 43% . 69% 69 . 36% 35 . 67% 66% .121 120 .145% 143 .136% 135 .109% 107% . 28 27 . 28% 23 . 26% 26% .102 l6l% . 21% 20% . 72% 71% .143% • 143 1146% 145 59% 58 72 72 33% 32% 94% 94 60% 58% 64% 62% 39% 38% 12% 12% 83 82 16% 16% 37% 37% 87 86% 89 SS% 51 49% 29 28% 95% 92% When Father Barrett, secretary to Bishop McDonnell, of Brooklyn, asked this morning when he would be able to see the Pope to deliver the Peter's pence to him; he received the reply: "No; we have not played our last calxl yet. We have another card yet to play. The playing of that card will decide whether we have won or lost. It may not be advisable to play it for some time yet, but when we do it will be our Important move. We defer making our last move for reasons known to us. We have not the evidence yet to warrant an arrest, and if we had the arrest would have been made." Uncle Jerry's 09C Boots and Shoos. Sugar  Atchison  Atchison, pref. ... Copper  Car & Foundry  Brooklyn Traction B. & O  10 Per Cent. Off on Shots ft Overalls You will always find our Shoes Highest in Quality but Lowest in Price. "You will not likely see His Holiness unless you remain in Rome a long time." Murphy & Joyce. Clips. & Ohio  Chic. & Gt. Western C., M. & St. P  c . n. i. & p  Col. F. & I  Erie  Erie, pref  Louis. Sf Nasli.  Manhattan El  Met. Traction  Mo. Pacific  Col. Southern  Am. L. Oil  Mexican Central .. P. O  New York, March 5.—The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosae arrived this morning from Bremen and reports meeting a gale shortly after sailing. Five lifeboats were smashed and It was necessary to reduce speed for five days. Tremendous seas boarded the steamer and swept the decks frequently. The great funnels were crusted with salt from top to bottom. Liner Had Rough Voyage. Kalier'i Sons Sail For Egypt. Cor. MaiQ, Lambert & Seneca Sta. Phone Evans Bros. Brindisi, Italy, March 5.—The German Crown Prince Frederick William and his brother. Prince Eltel Frederick, arrived here from Milan and were welcomed by the local authorities and a large crowd of people. The princes embarked on the yacht Sapphire for their journey to the orient. The Italian gunboat Iride, which came here to render honors to the young travelers, Bred a salute as the Sapphire sailed for Egypt. It Is expected that the princes will go down the Nile to Khartum and that they will visiftlie Holy Land later. "Has any weapon been found which within the realm of probability was used to murder Burdick?" (7\ruri/'s prices Mr. Coatsworth replied that nothing that was certain to have been used had been found. 46 S. Main St. Pittston. RooarTCtl Congratulates Henderson, "Then in other words you have found no club or other weapon with blood upon it?" President Roosevelt bus sent the following letter to Speaker Henderson: Pillelnvry's Flour $5 00 For "WEDDINGS C|AW I For FUNERALS ri0W * "I wish to write you a line to congratulate you on the work accomplished by tbe congress which has just closed. There were certain measures of importance, the failure to act upon which I greatly regretted, but it Is nevertheless true that, taken as a whole, no other congress of recent years has to its credit a record of more substantial achievement for t)ie public good than tills, over the lower branch of which you presided. I congratulate you, and I wish you well wherever your future may lead you." "Oh, that I can't answer," said Mr. Coatsworth. Best Pat. Flour... Best Family Flour •20 lbs. Gr. Sugar.. 21 lbs. A Sugar... 22 lbs. Br. Sugar.. Pickled Salmon... 4 50 4 25 1 00 1 00 1 00 10 Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) I-B-CIRPENTER|Exeter SI. METER MM Another Victim of Explosion Diaaster. "Was anything of that nature found In any of the houses searched?" Rep. Steel Easton, Pa., March 5.—George Bowman, timekeeper for the Edison Portland cement plant, at Newvillage, N. J., died at the Easton hospital today, from injuries received, on Monday night. He was 25 years old and resided in Browway, N. Y. This is the eighth death from the accident. "Well. I can't tell you about what lias been found in the houses that were searched. There has been a great deal of talk alHjut a golf stick. I've rend lots about that In the newspapers." Norfolk and Western N. Y. Central  Pennsylvania  Reading  Reading, prof  Southern By  Southern Ry., pref. Southern Pacific Tenn. C. & 1  Texas Pacific  U. S. Leather  S. F  II. S. Rubber  II. S. Steel  U. S. Steel, pref. .., Western Union ... 'Wabash, pref  Wabash, com  Union Pacific  The Hague. March 5.—A representative of the financial syndicate which controls the estate near here which formerly belonged to the grand ducal family of Saxe-Weiniar will start shortly for the United States to' negotiate with Andrew Carnegie for the sale of the estate, on which the Intter proposes to,erect u "Palace of Peace" In commemoration of the establishment of the international court of arbitration. Carnecle Palace of Peace. Herring, per lb. Haddock, per lb Servant Affaln Closely Questioned. No. 1 Mackerel, per lb MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE For some reason the Murray girl, the servant in the Burdick household, was again closely questioned. She was taken to Mr. Ooatsworth's office and from there to Mr. Cusack's office.at police headquarters, where she was questioned for more than an hour. She originally told the story of having seen Mr. Burdick go downstairs in his underclothing. Her original story, according to Mr. Coatsworth, remained unshaken. Columbia River, 3 for Canned Salmon, red, 2 for Columbia River, J ai MAGNET The number of bills Introduced during the Fifty-seventh congress aggregated 17,560, of which ;t,!tlS were reported and more than 2,000 passed. The house calendar was clearer at tbe close of tills congress than It had ever been before, only seventy-eight bills remaining undisposed of. Serious Fire in Sandy Hill. Soused Mackerel.. 2 Soused Mackerel 3 cans corn  15 25 25 Sandy Hill, N. Y„ March 5.—Fire at midnight gutted the Clements building. The Mtddleworth block, occupied by 20 families, was threatened, but the firemen checked the flames. Fireman Baker was injured by falling timbers. I-o'ss, $25,000. No. 1 Tomatoes. Early June Peas Charming Muslin Underwear. Not a garment in all the lot that could not be sold for more at wholesale. Caatrn's (imilioali Returned. Caracas, Venezuela, Maroli Four Venezuelan gunboats captured-, by tbe allies (luring tbe recent blockade have been returned to tbe local authorities at I.a Guayra. Tbe British cruiser Pallas turned over the gunboats. Tbe local press is still asserting that tbe allies are under obligations to the government to return the merchant vessels captured. A big battle is momentarily expected near Coro. Lemons, per doz Oranges, per doz.... Fro,sh Eggs, ])er doz The nearest approach to the number of bills introduced In the Fifty-seventh congress was in the Fifty-sixth, when 14,330 were brought ill, and the greatest number reported was in the Fortyninth congress, the aggregate being 4,181. "Have you noticed since freedom from publicity has been promised callers at your offlce that there have been more callersIf" the district attorney was 1 lot Cambric Corset Covers, the 12c kind; sale price 8c. 1 lot Cambric Corset Covers, embroidery trimmed, worth 19c; our price 15c. German Souadron to Remain Here. 3 bottles Catsup Heinz's Catsup Berlin, March 5.—It is announced tha the German squadron formed on account of the Venezuelan affair will remain permanently in East American waters. The squadron comprises the Vlneta, Gazelle, Falke, Specba and Panther. .S cans Milk THE WEATHER. asked. Dr. Hand's Milk Ladies' Cambric Umbrella Drawers, trimmed with hemstitched ruffle and 2 inch lace edge, worth 50c; sale price 25c. Ladies' Muslin Drawers, nicely made, sale price 18c. Ladies' Fine Muslin Night Dresses, yoke with (D clusters of 2 tucks each, cambric ruffle around neck, down front and on sleeves, worth 59c; sale price 39c. "I have received more callers," said he, "and have received more information about the Burdicks and their social relations and all that goes to back up a case than I have ever received before."Eagle Milk Gold Medal Milk 1! William Drury, Increased Appropriation*. Washington. March 5.—Cloudy tonight and Friday,' with rain; warmer tonight. The appropriations made during the session of congress Just closed aggregated $753,484,018 as against $800,024,- 490 for the last session. The total for the entire congress thus footed up $1,554,108,514, or something more than $100,1*10,000 In excess of the total appropriations for the Fifty-sixth congress, the total for that congress being $1.440,481).438. $100 Reward $100. Old Arc Pension* In France. THE LEADING GROCER. ™ prepared under GERMAN LAWS, I* Excellent for The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at V;ast one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure 1b the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting dl rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as sisting nature In doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith In Its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.Paris, March 5.—Tbe chamber of deputies, continuing the debate on the budget for tile ministry of finance, adopted ati appropriation of $200,000 annually for increasing old age pensions paid by tbe mining companies to their miners and employees. The measure was pass«i practically without discussion and without a division. "Docs what you heard change the case in any aspect?" T. A. DURKIN. "No; it strengthens It." r COLDS, GOUT/ Rheumatism, Backache, etc. OR. RICHTER'S World-Renowned "ANCHOR" Buffalo, N. Y„ March 5.—There was unusual activity about police headquarters and the district attorney's office this morning and rumors from reliable source have it that during the day authorities will have placed under arrest the murderer of Edwin L. Burdick. Neither Superintendent of Police Bull nor District Attorney Coles would say anything regarding the expected arrest in the murder mystery. Best Patent Flour i B-W Flour, per sack  Potatoes, per bushel  Onions, per peck  Apples, per bushel  Fancy No. 1 Mackerel, 1£ lbs Georges Codfish, per lb  Cromatory Bloaters, doz.. .. Evaporated Apricots, per lb.. Evaporated Peaches, per lb... Gilt Edge Creamery and $4.50 .70 .7 i .2iD .55 j Ladies' Muslin Underskirts, cambric ruffle, nicely tnade, worth 50c; here for 35c. These figures were embodied In n statement presented to the senate by Mr. Allison, chairman of the committee on appropriations. The statement also contained an itemized statement showing the expenditures for the past session by bills as follows: PAIN EXPELLER. Mra. Muybrlelt's Time Nearly Up, Muslin Umbrella Skirts, with cambric ruffle, 3 large tucks with dust raffle and wide lace edge, never sold for less than $1.25 here, sale price 79c. One well-known party 'h KtU r out of mauy London, Mareh 5.—With reference to the reports regarding an Impending release of Mrs. Florence Maybrlck, it is stated here that according to customary usage in the case of prisoners «f good behavior she would be liberated in April, 1904. nuToponsjoi. \nfe could find torero of our slafers.who suffered from Rne* LER. Tnesame deserves the highest recommendation for Rheumat ism.BecKache [ifel Agriculture, $5,978,100; army, $78,- 138,752; diplomatic and consular, $1,- 908,250; District of Columbia. $8,IH7,- 497; fortifications, $7,188,410; Indian. $8,512,950; legislative, executive and Judicial, $27,595,953; Military academy, $053,248; navy, $81,877,291: pensions, $139,847,000; postoUlce*. $153,401,549; sundry civil, $82,272,955; deficiencies, $21,501,572; permanent annual appropriations, $132,589,820; miscellaneous. $3,250,000.  Children's Drawers, lace trimmed, only 10 cents. The Wabash railroad will make special one-way rateB and low roundtrip rates to western and southwestern points on the first and third Tuesday of each month until April 21, 1903. Write R. F. Kelley, General Agent, 287 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y., for full Information. UA20-03 Low Rate* to Western Points. Dairy Butter Dairy Butter.. Eggs  Cliase Cfc Sanborn's Best blend Coffee, 35c lb., 3 lbs. 1.00 C. & S. Teas, from. ..30c to 70c lb. .28 .25 .24 Ladies' fine Cambric Drawers, 3 rows of hemstitching, trimmed oil bottom with fine wide torchon lace, worth 75c; sale price 50c. Mexican Volcano Still Spontlnor. 23c. and 50c. at all dru(c»M or througn .K.ld.Hlehter ACo.,216 Purl8t„ Ntirlotk, L 36 HIGHEST national AWARDS. J Recommended by jruniinent Pkygiciaiu, Wholetale and Collnia, Mexico, March 5.—Anothei eruption of the volcano has occurred. There was an overflow of lava, accompanied by lightning. Ashes are falling In Uruapam, In the coffee country, supposed to have come from tbe volcano of Collma. -  Address, F. J. CHENn.* & CO., Toledo, Ohio. The MAGNET Special Inducementa to Caah Purchaaera Sold by druggists. 75c. Hall'a Family Pills are the beat. Dr. Welsh, dentist, 25 N. Main 8L 87 S. Main St, Pittaton.