Pittston Gazette

              m-w flKtfefrroJilik 1 •V W.7 D1 eg J VP AP J WEEELY E8TABLIBHED 1860 Ood I -KlA It. 1 DAILY EST. by THEO. HABT 1*82. PITTSTON, PA., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1903. "two cents a copy, f FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f MYSTERY 18 STILL DEEPER Owing to the severe strain upon het during the last few dayB Mrs. Paine has retained Philip V. Fennelly, n lawyer. He is well acquainted with Mrs. Paine and says most emphatically that the police have erred in attaching so much importance to her acquaintance With Burdick. FIRE RECORD FOR THE DAY BAR THIS WE K'S STRIKE REPORT NEARLY READY that now employed 111 the bituminous regions. In those regions the delegates from the operators and the delegates from the miners meet in open convention, have a free discussion and adjust questions In dispute, which are held to be binding for a given period. Spill Gaps! Price List• Arbitration Commission is It is also entirely probable that a Buffalo Police Less Pro- Fine Station on the Northern provislon will be made for local boards of arbitration to settle minor disputes as they occur in particular communities. The methods of mining and the conditions under which the work is prosecuted so widely vary In different regions that it will-be impossible, it Is thought, to have a general board which will take all these questions as they may arise. nounced in Predictions. THE NEW SHAMROCK. Pacific Destroyed. .9$est SPat. J'I our $4. 50 1Potatoes., bu - 70c Pushing Its Work. She Will Sorely Be Launched on A sale of Boys'r.n 1 Girls' School Stockings. One case of Fast Black Ribbed Stockings, with double knees, spliced heel and toe and double solos, made of the strongest Maco yarn, and in all sizes, from ti to 10 inches, S«. Patrick's Oar. MAY BE MADE MONDAY. MRS. PAINE'8 STATEMENT. Glasgow, March 0.—Sir Thomas Lipton says that everything is practically ready to launch Shamrock HI. at half past 1 o'clock on the afternoon of St. Patrick's day, when a generul holiday will be declared in Dumbarton. LOSS, HALF A MILLION. SBost J'lour £yys, strictly fresh 3 Cans Corn 70c 20c 25c Watertown Hotel and Stores Burned, More Just Weighing System—Boycotts Woman Whose Name Has Been 12 /-2c SPa/r an0 Violence Scored—Mine Own- It is believed that the report of the arbitrators will have such moral effect that hereafter the adjustment of minor locnl grievances will be a very eusy matter. Brought Into Talk of the Burdick Designer Watson said that he was satisfied that the new boat will prove a decided advance 011 anything they have yet produced and will be able tc give a considerable time allowance to Shamrock 11. Designer Fife, who Is generally reticent In his opinions, admitted that the Shamrock III. would be the prettiest boat ever sent across the Atlantic. Causing a Loss of $200,000—Small 3 Cans SPeas 25c ers Likely to be Blamed for Caus- Case Explains Many Things—Has Blaze Causes Panic in New York Uomatoes, 3 lb can /0c Fine Sweet Oranges 35c, 40c, 45c Finnan Haddies, 13c, two for 25 3,475 yards of Embroidery, from 1 to 3 inches wide, at 5c per yard. Hired a Lawyer. Factory. ing the Strike. Cannes of Strike. Seattle, Wash., March 0.—The depot of the Great Northern Railroad, at Fair Haven, near Seattle, was destroyed by Are this morning. The loss Is estimated at halt' a million dollars. Ladies' Plain Black Cotton Hoso with white feet, worth 20 cents, special price 12Jc per pair. Washington, March 0. — The coal litrlke commission is hurrying with its report, and the document will probably be in the hands of the president within a week. The president's instructions to the commission required it to go into the question of the "causes out of which the controversy arose." The causes ascribed by the commission will hot be entirely comforting to the operators. Buffalo, March G.—One week ago Edwin L. Burdick, the wealthy member of aristocratic social organizations in Buffalo's exclusive Elmwood district, was murdered hi a peculiarly mysterious manner and the authorities have as yet been unable to take their investigations beyond the realm of suspicion. BRENNAN i ROBERTS, Tlie first trial spin of the challenger is set for March 27. There will be preliminary triajs 011 the Clyde and theu In the Solent. Later she will race at Belfast and possibly at Kingstown. Ireland, where special matches will be arranged. Shamrock III. will leave this side about the middle of June, and It is hoped that she will arrive at New York in the lirst week of July. Th,e commission lias practically agreed on ull tlio vital points on which It was required to pass. New York, March 0.—One hundred and fifty girls and men employed In the Morris Jacoby factory building, on East Thirty-eighth street, were thrown into a panic by a blaze on the second floor, occupied by the Standard Metal Co., and rushed pell mell into the street. The fire was caused by a vat of varnish boiling over. The damage was small. 42 North Main Sire*#, Splendid Values in It lias been indisputably sliown tliat tlx' men liad actual grievances wlien they went 011 strike, that they offered to submit tliom to arbitration and that if their offer of arbitration had been accepted there would have been 110 coal famine which in tile end became ho desperate as to force the president to act for the good of the public. &TNext to Eagle Hotel. Both phones 7feuD 'Dress Soods Secrecy as to the report has been Imposed on ull the members of the commission, but it is stuted nevertheless that the forecast presented herewith covers brieliy, but correctly, the main decisions and recommendations that will bu made in the report to the president.Superintendent Bull states that, though suspicion may point in u certain direction, suspicion is not strong enough to base an arrest on. YOU GET THE BEST AT Our display of Fiiio Wash Goods, and Ladies' Shirt Waists cam ♦ be excelled, and all at very WILLIAMS and M'ANULTY "When we have gathered evidence strong enough to make an arrest we will act," said he, "and when we make the arrest we will have the evidence to convict." mod..* prices. Increaaed Pay. The contention made by the operators that they are unable to pay higher rates for mining because several of the railroads monopolizing the coallield bad been unable to pay dividends to their stockholders, it is understood, will be answered by the statement that the railroads have failed to pay dividends because of their very large overcapltalizution and interest charges. Bristol, It. I., March 0.—Work on the new syndicate ninety foot yacht at the llerrosbofts' is being rushed to the extreme limit, ami the launching, it is now believed, is scheduled for April 11. RuhIi Work on Cap Defender. Dealers in High Grade CARPETS, RUGS, It is believed that the increase of 10 per cent will be granted without any question, but that certain changes will be made in the system of paying the miners which will make that increase considerably larger, because it will do away with the abuse of which the union complained of making the men mine more than a ton of coal wheu in theory they were paid for a ton. District Attorney Coats worth said: "I expect the report of City Chemist Ilili soon. He has been at work on the examination of the contents of the stomach of Ilurdlck, and as I view the matter now I will have 110 hesitancy in making public the results of his Huttings."Watertown, N. Y., March C.—The Otis House and half a dozen stores in the same block were burned this morning, causing a loss of $200,000. Fire broke out in the cellar shortly after 8 o'clock and spread rapidly through the elevator shaft. The guests in the hotel escaped with difficulty. The Fairbanks block, adjoining the hotel, was seriously damaged. PEOPLE S STORE ART SQUARES, Oil Cloths and Linoleums, Wall Paper, Paints and Oils. Painters and Paparhangart. 15 South Main St., Pittston. CORBETT-JEFFRIES FIGHT. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. "Will you make an arrest during the present week'/" he was asked. Artlelen For Champlonahlp Battle Signed In Baltimore. Have a Look! The opinion is also held by the commission that the public would be very glad to pay a small Increased price for its coal if by that means the miners Could have satisfactory wages and a recurrence of last year's strike could be prevented. Baltimore. Mareli U.—James J. Oorbett and Billy Delaney, the latter representing James J. Jeffries, have met here and signed articles for a fight foi the heavyweight championship of the world. It was agreed that the contest take place In California In July or August, 11)03, under the auspices of the athletic club offering the largest purse. The men are to spar twenty rounds to a decision, the winner to receive 75 per ceut of the purse and the loser to take 25 per cent. Saturday The miners struck for a S!0 per cent decrease in hours for the men paid by the day, without any decrease in the men's wages. It is understood that the decrease in hours recommended will be from ten to nine. "A hard question to answer," ho said. "This is rather a blind case. The police are working hard 011 every clew, and while we may suspect certuin things It Is a different matter to ground our suspicion 011 a legal foundation. When we make an arrest in this case we will be prepared with the evidence to carry a conviction. Until we are so prepared we'll work and try to unravel some matters." THE CRUM NOMINATION, AT OUR PRICES. Senator Tillman Declares That It Will Never Come to a Vote. To InNiire Work. Washington, March 6.—In again sending to the Senate the nomination of the negro, W. D. Cmm, to be collector of the port of Charleston, the President has thrown down a challenge which the Democrats are not slow in picking up. Senator Tillman announces positively that the Crum nomination will never come to a vote in the Senate. "I myself," said he, "will take the contract, if necessary, to talk It to death whenever it is presented, and I shall not lack plenty of assistance.!' The only matter about which the ..commission lias lately been in doubt is the question as to how the miners should be paid. In some of the mines they ure now paid by the car. The car was supposed to hold a ton. One of the chief aims of the commission has been to devise a system of settlement which would keep the miners at work and give them employment for a larger portion of the year. It had to be assumed lit the outset that only a verdict which was. satisfactory to the men could be counted on to keep Hietn at work. The miners' union is liot Incorporated. It has 110 legal responsibility, and |f the real grievances were not adjusted or their recurrence rendered impossible the country would have no security that the men might not at any time throw down their tools und quit the mines. Best Patent Flour, per bbl. $4.50 Potatoes, per bu 70 Gr. 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 Cits. " Chow Chow, 2 qts... 3 lbs Round Steak - 25c Mrs. Seth T. Paine of 402 Elmwood avenue, whose picture was found in Burdlck's den, has made a statement to the district attorney. Her name has frequently been used in connection with the investigation into the murder. Her home has been searched, and she has been questioned by the authorities. While In Mr. Coatsworth's office the cabmau who met a lone woman on Ashland avenue on the night of the murder was taken into the room. Fresh Oysters, per qt 25c 4 lbs Tid Bit Crackers 25c Using as an excuse the fact that the coal Almost invariably contained slnte, the operators have from time to time Increased the size of the car until the amount of coal the men mine now for n carload—the theoretical sometimes more than a ton and n half. Bids are to be sent to Ilarry C'orbett in San Francisco, accompanied by a certified check for $5,000, duplicate bids to be sent to Tom O'Hourke in New York. Bids for the contest are to be opened April 1, 11)03. The club securing the contest must deposit a certified check for the entire purse ten days before the fight. 25 25 25 25 4 cans Baked Beans 25c In addition to this the miners assert that by a system of dockage they are deprived of a large per cent of their earnings, and one of their main demands has been for miners' representatives to check and verify the weights as ascertained by the dock ttosses and, at the expense of the men, to represent tRe miners. Peculiar Suit in LaCrosse. (With Tomato Sauce) " Sweet Mix. Pick. 1 qt Dr. Peaches, choice, 3 lbs... " " fancy,large,2 lbs 20 25 25 LaCrosse, Wis., March 6.—On warrant issued by W. W. Cargill, who bears the reputation of being the richest man in LaCrosse, Judge Julius J. Hirsheimer was arrested, charged with stealing a small quantity of coal. Hirsheimer is one of the oldest justices of the peace in LaCrosse. He collapsed when the warrant was served and is now very ill. Fresh Magic Yeast - 02c Good Mixed Tea, lb 25c Schenectadr Strike Beglna, Dr. Apricots, choice, 3 lbs... " " fancy,large, 2 lbs Prunes, 2, 3 and 4 lbs for... Cleaned Currants,loose, 4 lbs 25 25 25 25 President Roosevelt's Instructions on this point to the commission were to "endeavor to establish the relations between the employers and the wuge workers in the anthracite field 011 u just and permanent busis and as far as possible do away with any causes for the recurrence of such difficulties us those which you have been culled iu to settle." Mrs. Paine said: "I know absolutely nothing of the murder of Mr. Burdlck. I have no idea who committed it. I have uo theory as to who did it or how it was done. I simply know nothing at all about it. Schenectady, N. Y., March 0.—The beginning of the threatened building trades tieup has taken place. A large force of lathers has struck. It Is expected that all other lathers in the city will go out today. The cause of the strike was ttftD refusal of the employers to consent to a new scale of wages giving the men 55 cents an hour instead of 40 cents. The carpenters' union lias demanded a raise from 35 cents to 40 cents an hour, to take effect on April 1, and this demand has also been refused. The carpenters' union announces that it will stand by the lathers, and the masons, plasterers and all others employed In the building trades are prepared to take similar action. The strike will involve 3,000 men. Strictly Fancy Butter 27c In other eolleries the men are paid so much .per yard of coal, and in Pennsylvania and Reading mines they are paid by weight after the coal is taken from the mine. This last mentioned system Is necessary from the fact that the coal In these eolleries is in vertical veins and there is no way in which the miner can avoid loading the slate with the coal. Mm. Peine'* HUtory. Uncle Jerry's 09c Boots and Shoot. "My maiden name was Gertrude Barnard. I am twenty-nine years old. 1 came from Albion, Orleans county. My father was an Episcopal minister. Later I moved to North Tonuwanda. At that time Dr. Paine was not a dentist, but he was working in Tonawamla. We were married. Since then he became a dentist and now practices in Batavla, coming home usually at least once u week. We have one child, a girl of seven years. She is now living with me. The commission believes that it has accomplished tills purpose iu the findings, which have been practically agreed on and which are now being put in form for submission to Mr. Roosevelt. Big Elephant Boards Vessel Liverpool, March 6.—Jingo, Bostock's enormous elephant, was today safely transferred to the White Star freighter Georgic, for shipment to New York. The big pachyderm took his transfer in a philosophic manner and went aboard without opposition. He is in fine condition. 10 Par Cent. OH on Shots & Ovarallt You will always find our Shoes Highest in Quality but Lowest in Price. Murphy & Joyce. In order to see whether it would be possible to pay the miner for the coal actually mined by weight instead of by the lineal yard or the deceptive car, the commission had before It today most of the reports of the miners and the operating companies. All the members of the commission were present. Judge Gray, the chairman, presiding. The question of recognition of the union will not enter directly Into the report. The union will be recognized, however, by the very fact that the findings of the commission will be sent to John Mitchell, as the representative of the miners. Just as tliey will be sent to George BV Baer, representing the coal roads, and to the representatives of the Independent operators. Cor. Main, Lambert & Seneca Sts. Phone Evans Bros. 4 46 S. Main St. Pittston. (7\ruri/'s PRICES. The Pope Much Better. "Both my husband and I knew the Burdicks. Ves, we also know the Pennells and the Warrens. Mrs. Warren formerly lived In Buffalo, and we were well acquainted. I know nothing of the divorce actions of Mr. Burdlck and Mrs. Burdlck. Rome, March 0—The Pope's remarkable vitality has again come to his aid. He is much better today. The weather is very warm and he tried to persuade the doctors to permit him to be taken to the Vatican garden. THINGS THEATRICAL. Amy Bicnrd is the latest young actress to step into the firmament of Vacutrieal stars. For "WEDDINGS Clnur ore f For FUNERALS r,uw ®r* 1 Boycotting. Pillsbury's Flour Best Put. Flour 4 50 $5 00 The commission will bear very hard on the question of the boycott. It will lay down as a principle that a man lias a right to work without molestution, even though he does not belong to tin- Daniel Sully is doing a splendid business everywhere he presents his latest play, "The Old Mill Stream." Best Family Flour  '20 lbs. Gr. Sugar  21 lbs. A Sugar  22 lbs. Br. Sugar  Pickled Salmon  Herring, per lb  Haddock, per lb  No. 1 Mackerel, per lb... Canned Salmon, red, 2 for 4 25 1 00 1 00 1 00 10 05 05 15 Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J-B-CMPENTER,ewer st. meter ioro Newcastle, Pa., March li.—Charles C. Sankey of this city has just received word that his cousin, Ira D. Sankey, the world famous evangelist, has beea stricken blind at Ills home iu Brooklyn. Mr. Sankey was born and reared here and is well known. Several months ago Ills sight began to fail, and treatment of noted experts failed to help him. The trouble came from a cold, which settled in ills eyes. It Is announced that his sight may be restored after prolonged treatment. Sir. Sankey is known the world over us a composer of religious songs. Ira D. Sankey Blind. "My husband and I have visited 01 called on the Burdicks, and they have called on us. I do not recall having called on them without my husband, and I am positive I never called alone on Mr. Burdlck at his house. Gorman the Democratic Leader. It Is authoritatively announced that David Warfleld will continue to present "The Auctioneer" next season. Washington, March 6.—Senator Gorman, of Maryland, was today elected chairman of the Democratic caucus, which position carries with it the Democratic leadership on the floor of the Senate. union. It is understood, however, that the commission will decide that the operators were entirely wrong in their contention that an unusually large number of murders were committed in the coal regions by the miners during the strike, the victims being nonunion men who were being Intimidated by the strikers. Goldsmith's "The Good Natured Man" has been chosen for production this spring''"by the Dramatic association of Yale. "The last time 1 talked with Mr. Burdlck was last Thursday (the day before the murder.) It was over thf telephone. On Wednesday night lie called up oil the telephone and asked me about a matter that was purely so cial and did not relate in any way to an appointment. I told him I would let lilin know the next day, and 011 Thursday I did call him up 011 the telephone. This was shortly after noon, 1 think. We had a brief conversation, and that was the last time 1 talked with him. I did not see him there- Sudden Death of Bank Cashier. MUSLIN UNDERWEIR SALE Grace George will not present Tretty I'eggy" In New York until September, when the piece is expected lo run six months. Philadelphia, March G.—Wallace Guss, aged 60 years, cashier of the First National Bank, of Tamaqua. Pa., dropped dead in the Bingham House, this city, this morning. Columbia River, 3 fcr Columbia River, $  Soused Mackerel  2 Soused Mackerel... 50 10 15 25 ?! MAGNET It has been ascertained from the criminal statistics of the coal mining counties that there was really less violence In the coal regions during the strike than during the same length of time in previous years when there was no strike. Miss Cecilia Loftus has received an order fronj Miss May Irwin to collaborate on a play for Miss Irwin's use next seuson. 3 cans corn No. 1 Tomatoes  Early June Peas.... Lemons, per doz  Oranges, per doz Fresh Eggs, per doz Charming Muslin Underwear. Not a garment in all the lot that could not be sold for more at wholesale. Petrified Body of Man Found. Andalusia, Ala., March 0.—Charles Jeffcoats, alias Charles Johnson, who was wanted in Swalnshoro, (la., for the murder of J. C. Flanders, deputy sheriff of Emmanuel county, was shot to death near W'atkins Bridge. 011 Yellow river, by Deputy Sheriffs I'restwood and Dunson, who were attempting to arrest him. Jeffcoats was wanted In South Carolina for murder, (Jeorgla offered a reward of $1,(MW for his capture. Deputy Dunson was shot in the leg by Jeffcoats. Murderer Shot to Death, The title of "The Chatelniue" has been changed to "The Optimist." Mr. E. S. Willard holds the rights for production in America. ABhevllle, N. C., March 6.—The perfectly petrified body of a man was found near here by two negroes who were digging a ditch. 1 lot Cambric Corset Covers, the 12c kind; sale price 8c. This is due to the fact that the men were well under control, and during the strike nearly all of the English speaking strikers took and kept the pledge to abstain from the use of intoxicating liquors. after. 3 bottles Catsup 1 lot Cambric Corset Covers, embroidery trimmed, woi-tli 19c; our price 15c. "I had dinner as usual at my home between (! and 7 o'clock on Thursday evening. I did not go out of the house after dinner. Some people live In tin house with us. One of them is the young woman named Mrs. Cunning ham. She is not my maid. Site is employed downtown and works for a living. She knows that I did not go oul after dinner. She had a caller on Thursday evening, and they sat chatting In her room. Battleship Maine Sails. Heiuz's Catsup COLLEGE AND SCHOOL. Norfolk. Vav March 6.—The new baUleship Maine sailed today to join the North Atlantic squadron, at Pensacola, Fla. 3 cans Milk Dr. Hand's Milk Berlin university is to have a new professorship of the Chinese language. Eagle 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. — » T** " On the one hand the principle will be laid dowu that a miner who goes on strike has not a lien 011 bis Job. His place may be filled by any other mlnei who is seeking employment and who does not belong to the union, and lie has a perfect right to retain tills position without molestation. Dr. Sewell, the grand old man of Oxford, warden of New college, is to resign. lie is ninety-three years of age. Gold Medal Milk THE WEATHER, William Orury, Washington, March 6.—Fair tonight and Saturday. THE LEADING GROCER. Professor John Lyle Campbell has Just rounded out fifty-four years as a teacher at Wabash college, Crawfordsvllle, Ind. Ladies' Fine Muslin Niglit Drosses, yoke with 6 clusters of I tucks each, cambric ruffle around neck, down front and on sleeves, worth 59c; sale price 39c. Ladies' Muslin Underskirts, cambric ruffle, nicely made, worth 50c; here for 35c. 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._ Raleigh, N. C„ March 0.—The child labor bill, which prohibits the employment of children under twelve years of age in factories and limits the hours of labor for all persons under eighteen to sixty-six hours a week, lias passed both houses of the legislature and Is now a law of the state. Child Labor Bill Paaa'fed. T. A. DIIRKIN. On the other hand, the principle will lie laid down that the operators shall deal with the committees of the miners just as the various railroads of the country deal with the committees of the various brotherhoods of the railroad employees. An Alibi For Friday Mailt. Miss Violet D. Jayne, dean of the woman's department of the University of Illinois, has been making notes on the attendance of women at the university since their admission in 1871. The total attendance in 1871-72 was fifty-three. In 1901-02 it was 592. SCRAPS OF SCIENCE. "After dinner 1 want into the parloi and read the paper. I took some water up to her room, knocking on the door, and at that time she and her caller were sitting chatting. After leaving them I went to my room. A day In the planet Eros is five and one-half hours. Beat Patent Flour ! B-W Flour, per sack  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 $4.50 One cannot survive in an ntmosphere containing more than one part of carbonic acid gas to 233 of air. Under the terms of the agreement the miners will get the increased pay recommended for them from the time they returned to work last October. The report which the commission will make will insure peace in the coal regions for at least three years. Both sides have agreed that the findings of the arbitrators shall govern that long. Sprloua Fire In Cfneia, ». V. "Before retiring 1 sat for about ten minutes with my little girl while she played and scrawled on a blackboard. Then she went to bed, and soon afterward I retired. A strip of turtle's heart which had ceased to contract was put by Professor Lingle in a Jar containing oxygen, and its beating was sustained for three daj-s.  Rochester, N. Y., March ti.—Fire which caused a loss of $40,000 broke out I11 the Huntington block, Geneva, and burned for several hours. The building was used as a warehouse for the wholesale grocery firm of White, l-'ord & Thompson, whose stock was damaged $30,000. ARTISTS. Frithjof Smith-Hald, the noted Norwegian landscape painter, is in Milwaukee."1 slept as usual and awoke ns usual 011 Friday morning. I positively was not out of my house lietwecn dinner on Thursday night and breakfast on Friday. I passed 110 one on the street, for I was not oil the street. Except those in my house, no one saw me, and I saw no one." Month After Month Children's Drawers, lace trimmed, only 10 cents. Ladies' fine Cambric Drawers, 3 rows of hemstitching, trimmed on bottom with fine wide torchon lace, worth 75c; sale price 50c. Sir Laurence Alma-Taueica has been engaged tiy Sir John Aird to make a painting of the pharaonic temples. a cold clings to you. The cough seems to tear holes in the delicate tissues of the throat and lungs. You lose weight and you wonder if you are threatened with a disease you scarcely dare to name. Are you aware that even a stubborn and long-neglected cold is cured with Allen Lung Balsam? Do not spend more of your life In coughing and worrying. Dairy Butter...... Dairy Butter  Eggs  Chase Cfe Sanborn s .28 .25 .24 The commission is expected to recommend a plan by which questions concerning the Interests of the entire hard coal regions shall be settled from time to time as they nrise after the expiration of the three years' peace. This may be done In a manner similar to Arbitration. Sir John Charles Robinson, one of the highest living authorities on art, is seventy-eight. He was born at Nottingham and there received his earliest education. He studied art in Paris and is an honorary member of nearly all the academies of fine arts in Europe. Best Mndrid, March G.—There are contradictory reports regarding the fighting I11 Morocco, the official dispatches insisting that the sultan was victorious. There have apparently been two battles. neither of which was decisive. Plflrlttliiir In Morocco, blend Coffee, 35c lb., 3 lbs. 1.00 C. & S. Teas, from...30c to 70c lb. The MAGNET So fur as possible all of Mrs. Faine's statements regarding her movements have been corroborated by Mrs. Cunningham. .. . Special Inducementa to Caah Putchaaera 37 S. Main St., Pitts ton.