Pittston Gazette

              'liipffj _ ffiiffefam MMHk: p A (irtfftitnuittf will effec- j reach the * .ston and its Dm- * nity through the 1 :hls newspaper. + " » » .Y v- FIFTY-FIRST YEAR IKSW; PITT8TON, PA.* THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1900. TW«o? A"montePPT I ONLY DAILY IN CITY KRUGER LANDS AT MARSEILLES COUNTRY STORM SWEPT bj dollars' worth of dfttage was aone as the' result of the cyclone in this city yesterday. Prominent among those injured waa James A. Goodrich, president of thf» Y. M. O. A. and a prominent lawyer, who waa blown down and hurt about tjie head. John A. Castor And A fellow laborer were blown from a scaffold at the locomotive worka to tbe ground. 50 feet away, and badly injured. Tbey..are in the hoapital. The baseball grandstand was wrecked, and fragments carried through the air demolished the fronts of bouses In Delemont avenue. The Alpha Knitting mill was badly damaged. Tifo icehouses on the Mohawk river and owned by Timeson & McAuley are demolished. A saloon on State street run by Charles McConokey was wrecked. EARL LI IS DISGUSTED FURS, FURS. We Mention s fS •tore, and they are the best values for Um prloee. Wind Rages From Pacific to Realizes That Edict Was • Atlantic. Mistake. Children's outing flannel dresses from 25 cents up Our wonderful success last winter in handling furs has led us to put in a much larger assortment this fall. We are offering extraordinary values in French Seal, Skunk, Opossum, Mink, Sable and Marten. Ladies' satin waists, special^piice Boys' knee pants for school wear, 10 cents a pair MART KILLED IN TENNE88EE, rOBElOl HINT8TEB3 IH0EH8ED Deaths From Tnesdar'a Tornado Estimated at Slxtr-fonr—Great Dawa«« Done In Man? Cltlte# and Toirni Banishment of Prince Tnhn to Hit Own Home Eapedsllr Roniei Theli Ire—The Enpreu Dowager Lacking In Meekjtesa. He RecM a Royal ST. CECELIA'S DAY, Patent leather belts, with tancy gilt braid at 25 cents Domet flannel skirt patterns,worth 25 cents, at 19 ce ti Boaon lor the Patron Saint of flule and In Other fttatfcl. Welcome. Bpeclal to the Qjaarra HoiltlAll. Nashville, Nor. 22.—The tornado which •wept through central and western Ten neeeee Tuesday night, extending from i point north of Lula, Mine., to La Orange* Tenn,, left a trail of death and dentine tion In Ita wake. Already the death list araounta to G4 and the number of injured to more than 100. Telegraphic communi cation to regions Tliited by the tornado la interrupted, and It is feared that when full detail* are known the list of the dead and injured will be increased. Peking, via Shanghai. Nov. 22.—Tht ministers held another meeting yesterday but nothing waa accomplished, as several of the representatives of the powers had not heard from their home offices. An ad journment to an undesignated dafe wai taken. Paris, Not. S3.—This It the feast day of St. Oeoella, tbe patron saint of moalo and mnatoUna, and throughout the world la oouaaorattd to her praise and glory. In this city an Interacting serrlos Is bald annually In the old ohorcb of St. EoaUcbe, whlob la In the market plaos of tha great Ballea. Thla celebration baa been held for fifty yaara nnder the aneploee of tha Aaaoolatlon of Uuaical Artists, and lta prooeeda go to the fond for naady moatolana. Tha ebuoh la alwaya packed to the doora with a congregation oomposed of tha moat dlatlngolahad people In tha Parlalan world of art and fashion. Saata were eold waaka ago for high prloee. Tha full ores hrati a of tLe Paris opera and eonaarTatolre, with a ohorna of 100 eeleoted voloae, together with tha moat famona rooal and Inatramantal soloists, who Tolnnteer their talent for tha benefit of their aoSerlng col lwgnea, make up a wonderful programme from an artletlo atandpolnt. Children's fancy silk caps from 25 cents up. Buffalo, Nov. 22.—With a wind howling at the rate of 80% miles ad hour Buffalo withstood the most severe gale last night that tha city haa known for tr number of years. The lake waa churned into one white foSming mass, and the waves piled over the breakwater as the oldest citizens have never known them to pile. At the Pan-American ground*, where construction of buildings is in progress, the hurricane held carnival among the loose timber. The building of the cyclorama concession and those of two restaurants on the grounds, upon which the work of building was in loose stages, suffered the most. It is estimated that upon thest three structures and on the other buildings the lose will aggregate about $3,000. On the water front there was a number of small damages, but none that would reach the proportion of a calamity. fclftfctr Mite Ortle at Buffalo. Ladies' and children's black cashmere mitts from 10 ce ts. 54 inch half bleached table linen, at 25 cents a yard. BOERS WILL CONQUER OR DIE IN ATTEMPT At the meeting the ministers talked ol the edict issued by the empress dowagei on Nov. 13 for the punishment of prince* and officers responsible for the present trouble. It was the unanimous opinion that the punishments ordered were insuf ficient and that the edict bad Injured in atead of helped China's cause. It is stat ed on the best authority that th* Chinese peace commissioners here, Li Hung Chang apd Priqce Ching. are disgusted and realize that a mistake was made in issuing such an edict at the present time. ANTRIM'S , 5N Main Sr. The damage to house*, timber and other property will reach large figures. Great d&ttiage is reported from the counties bordering on Mississippi and farther on. Columbia, in Maury county, ib the heaviest sufferer. Lavergne, No lensville and Gallatin also felt the wind's force, the storm finally losing its headway against the Cumberland mountain range. l adies' fine flannel waists, extra special at $1.00 New Departure I Our fi.'O kid gloves give unusual satisfaction. K.very pair guarant-ed. Children's fine long eiderdown coats, trimmed with angora fur, 75 cents each Intervention the Purpose 01 B Kruger's Visit to Europe. Actrf/easant/y axdfivmpt/y. The ministers are particularly incensed at the "punishment" of Prince Tuan, whc Is banished to Moukden, which is hit home. They say this is Something like ''banishing" a New Yorker from China tc New York- Nevertheless, it mnst be said that banishment to his native place, where he is to be imprif-oned pending trial, iD one of the most disgraceful punishment* in the eyes of the Chinese that could b« inflicted on Prince Tuan. This is proved by an examination of past edicts. It iD also acknowledged that the promise oi the punishment of General Tung Fu Hsi ang in the future was much beyond whai was hoped fdr. Cleanses the System Gently and Effectually* when bilious or costive. w Children's trimmed felt hats, special price 7j cents. 80 far as known the greatest loss of life was in Columbia, where at least 25 perished and 50 were injured. Others killed in the immediate ricinity increasr the number of dead to 40 or more from in and about Columbia alone. m 9 ftpechl to tbe Ouitti. Marseilles, Not. 22 —The Dntoh ornlaei Gelderland entered ths.harbor at 0:90 tbte morttlcg. Oa entering the her bar, ubej fired D■ a nlnte twsnty one anna end thi light shore battery replied. At 10:48, President Kruger landed. He waa given a vociferous welcome. The weather la Ideal /resents in the most acceptableibrm the laxative principles ofp/ants Jtnotrn to act most beneficially. la addition to the Merchant Tailoring Department, I have placed in my store an entirely new stock and an up-to-date Men's grey wool half hose ioc. It pays to buy at the Wind and Snow In Colorado. The path of the storm through Coluta bin was about SO yards wide through the northwestern suburbs. In Its path every thing Is completely wrecked. Not oven the Iron and stone fence of the arsenal grounds IS standing. The houses of Captain Aydelott. the Parrclls and two other large homes were demolished. Colorado Springs, Nor. 22.—A hurricane bos swept over this city since noon yesterday. Signs are blown down, tele* phone, telegraph and light wires are down, and chimneys hare been blown from roofs. People are afraid to venture in the streets, and business is practically suspended. The velocity of the wind is the greatest erer attained hare, 70 miles an hour. The storm started at 10 o'clock, but did no#' become severe until 12:30. The plant of the Colorado Springs Electric company in badly damaged, the stee'i stacks being blown down. The High school building also was much damaged. The iron roof of the Temple theater was ripped off In large sections, and many business block* suffered, the roofs and cornices being torn off. » PEOPLE'SSTORE TO OEt ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS New York, Nor. 82.—By permission of Archbishop Corrlgan, a grand obturob mnalc recital, followed by solemn benediction, wUl be given tonight In honor of St. Ceoella at the Obnroh of St. Francis Xavler, under direction of Gaston H. Detbler, organlat of tbe oburch. The quartette and oholr of 8t. Franola Xsvler and the qoartette of the Chnrob of St. Ignatloa Loyal will oo-operate. ArohMabop Corrlgan will b« present. BUY THE GENUINE — MANFD. BY Ready=Made Clothing.... 15 South Attn Mi eel, Fttuton. Always the • Drurv's Cheapest. | Old Stand President Krnger, In bla thanks to the committee, said regarding the Transvaal that their (arms are being burnt, and tbeli wives hunted from tbtlr bomea, whllsi their bcsbands are ngbtloR on the battle field. Whatever la dona, be aald, they would Bght to the blltw and. Despite s great show oi entbnslasm Id the town, there baa been an entire absence of autt- Eogllsh dsmonstrattons. CALIFORNIA FIG STRUPCO. Officers who are most familiar with thC Chinese characteristics say that nothing should be done to induce the empres* dowaget to return to Peking. She appear* to be the only person .possessed of th« idea that it will be impossible to do with out her. LOUISVILLE ♦ KVt NCW YOKK. N.Y. for ss/e by drvggijfs - price SO* per bottle. SAN rRANCfSCO. HT-PeopVi 'PbOM. With the exception of theae four housea the storm's path was through s section of the town populated chiefly by negroes end the poorer clssses, and the houses were mere hovels. It is estimated tbat ISO of them were totally destroyed and s larger number daifiaged. Hundreds are homeless and penniless. The number of hmises destroyed in the Nolsnsvllle neighborhood is 10. There were two fatalities, and 12 persons were Injured. Two Women Bobbed and Murdered. Charlotte. N. C Nov. 22.—Two old la dies Violet .1. Collet*. aged 75. and hei niece, Jane Cath Colley, who lived aloof iu a -house on a main thoroughfare fivCD miles from Charlotte, hare been murder ed. robbed and their bodies burned. The old ladies wero generally reported to b* wealthy. It Is known that they had a good deal of money. They had hved a retired life for years and seldom ven tured uway from home, not even to the city! except, when business compelled a visit. The i* that the old ladies were attacked while they were at supper, after which their residence was sacked and the. house iu which their bodies lay was fired. There is absolutely no clew to the perpetrators of the deed. New Fruits New Nuts Such as Overcoats, Men's Suits, Youth's Suits and Children's Suits. I have been very careful in purchasing this stock, and it would be to the advantage of any one in need of clothing to call, as the style and make is the latest. These persons say that the edict ol Nov. 13 and the note which she seut to Li Hung Chang with the official decree in which she said that he and Prince Chin$ would be held responsible for further dc lay in the opening of the negotiations •hows that she is lacking in the spirit ol meekness which the powers seem deter mined to Instill in her before they finish They say the edict is really her ultima turn and that what she orders in that dt* cree la aa far as she will go to settle thC trouble. It is suggested by some peopU that a further exhibition of the spirit ol meekneas on her part might be desirably before wOrd is sent to her to return. Oth erwise the powers may decide to plac« •ome one else on the throne and leave hei in esiJc. Deatn of air Arthar Sullivan. President Krnger granted an exclusive Interview to the correspondent of tha Pub llsbers' Press Aaaoolstlou at Hotel Dr Ifoellea today. He apoka through an Interpreter and aald: "I come to Europe almplj to appeal for Intervention. No, the Boer, will not migrate to Dsmsralsnd. They wll conquer or die on tbelr own soil." "It 1D reported that the Boen are oat of funds aid tbat yon are bringing all the available oa«b with yon. Ialteot" "Tbat la nntrne," aald Krager. '.'Sobalkborger keepa the Tranavaal treaaure." "What will yon do If Intervention fallal" "I aball remain In Europe." epeolel to the Giiirb. Loudon, Nov. 89.—Sir Arthur Snlllvan, tbe eminent oompoeer and director, died at bla borne In tbla city this morning of hesrt failure. Sir Arthur Sulllvaa waa born In London In 1848. He gained the Hendelaaobn scholarahlp at. tbe Chapel R jyal in 1880, and atndled In Lsipeie. He le famooa for bla oomlo operaa, Including "Pinafore" aid "Mikado," being tbe pre inter In tbat line. He also composed many songs and sothems. Ha was knighted In 1888.  Building* Wrecked In Pennsylvania. Lockhaven, Pa., Nov. 22.—A violent windstorm passed over this (Clinton) county yesterday. The building now under construction for the Pennsylvania Fire Brick company at Beach Creek Was blown down, and Thomas Stahl. an employee. had a leg severely injured. Two tobacco sheds belonging to Robert Mc- Cormick below this city were torn to pieces, and the crop of 1,200 acres of tobacco leaf stored in the sheds was destroyed. The tobacco shed of Thomas McKeague at McElhattan was also destroyed, and two iron stacks at L. M. Patterson & Co.'s pipe works, this city, were blown down. Fom  Christmas Cake.... In Larergoe, 10 miles south of here ou the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis road, tbe velocity of the wind was mar velous a»d from beet reports lasted only about 20 seconds. In this short time about 86 dwellings were turned into kindling wood. Tbe loss of life is smsll compared with tbe narrow escapes made. The wind made a awath about 200 yards wide through the middle, of the town. The Lavergne High achool and the d? pot. the two largest bniidings, were laid flat on tbe ground. The railroad loot four section houses alto. The victims of the tornado in Larergne were George Robertson and infant child. MC Pll DflV 18 South Main St. ■ ■ ■ UlLllUVp Pittston, Pa. St. Petersburg. Nov. 22.—The bulletin on the czar's condition issued at Livadia reads: "Tho czar passed a satisfactory day Tuesday. His condition is good: temperature at 9 o'clock Tuesday* night. 102.0; pulse, 70. He slept but little during the night, but from no disturbing cause. His majesty'# general conditio: is satisfactory; temperature yesterday morning, 100.6; pulse, 70." Czarowitj Grant Michel has girivfd at Cutaena. neat fr4*i Ctpfntoftf, i D Csar Una a Satisfactory Day. Oar orange'line! lemon peel and citron is the finest to be had, and just as cheap as you pay for poor. We have secured the Agency for the.... Caftr'i Kttchan Servant* Dismissed. ■ipwrtal to the Oinrm. London, Nov. 22.—The appeal- court has reversed the judgment of Mr. JusticC Farwell of the high court of justice ol Aug. 30 which granted an injunction against, the general secretary of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Serr ants, IJr. Bell, ana the organizing secre tary, li r. Holmes, ordering fheni to refrain from- ''watching and besetting" tb* Great Western railway stations and approaches with the view of inducing non unionists to refrain from taking th* places of Taff Vale railroad strikes. Th« master of the rolls declared the Ajnalgu mated society was an entity unknown tC the law and therefore incapable of beins. sued. The case will be taken on appeal to the house of lords. Picketing Legalised, STRANGE CRIME IN EASTON Vienna, Nov. 88.—The Knryer Lwowakl, of Lsmbsrg, which la responsible for several aenaatlonal dee patches eonoernlng tbe Czar's Illness, aaja today tbat tbs whole kitchen staff of tbs Imperial palaoe at Llvadla has been dismissed. Tha Csu, says tbe paper, has received thousands of letteia affirming tbat, tbougji b* reoovsred tbla time, he oould not escape bla ultimata fats. Woman Blown Out of Window. Lemon Peel.... ..a lbs for 26c Elizabeth, N. J., Nov. 22.-When yesterday afternoon's storm came up, Mrs, Florence Rase, wife of Captain Walter Boee ol tfce.Atlaptk Transport line, who lives In Elizabath, waa trying to fat some lace curtain* off a Una. She lecnad fr«n§ a seoond atary window taking them Inf when a gnst of wind canght the curtains and jerked the line so that Mrs. Rose was dragged out of the window. She struck upon the stoop of the house and then dropped into the cellar areaway. She was injured about the head, neck and shoulders, and her injuries may be fatal. McCall BazarPattcrns Orange Peel Citron Peel i lbs for 26c ~ .c: | Currant?, cleaned, in i lb boxes 16c Currants, cleaned, loose per lb 16c Raisins, 3crown, loose per lb.; 10c Raisin;, seeded, lib package.. 11c Raisins, sultana, cleaned, 1 lb pk 16c English Waluuts a lbs for 26c Almonds per . a lbs for 26c ■an Forced Oasbolle Aeld Dews Sleep, lag Womaa'e Throat Hi Thea Oeassslttad aalctde. •pedal to the Oaxarrsl Mr. Robertson's house, which was s strong log structure, wss in tbe middle ot the psth of the storm and waa demolish sd. At the time Mr. Robertson and his child bad retired, and $is wife was sitting sear the bed sfwlng, and before she could even warn her husbsnd death had claimed them. Easton, Pa., Nov. 28—Between three and Una o'clock this morning, Eugene Skinner, sgsd thirty, a paper banger, forced bla way Into Us slsUf-ln-law's bed room, and, prying open her moutb, poured carbolic sold down hat threat Thinking b»r dead, hs committed salolde with tbe sold remaining In tbs bottle. Tbs bad bseo quarreling and it la thought Skinner's was unbalanced by nsorslgta when b« oommlttsd tbs deed. The woman, Mre. Lewis Hllford, msy recover. jT For over 30 years " Or. RlCltTEIfS World-'Renowncd Prices 10 and 15 cents. No higher. In all respects equal to those of other Makes at double the money. Mre. Robertson's escape was marvelous. When found, tbe unfortunate man was pinned across the bsck by a large timber, and a great scar waa on the back of hi: neck. No mark could be discerned on the body of the child. Both arc thought to have met instant death. ■rs. Wol( Aneetad. When in need of thoes, rubber*, rubber boots and (elt boots, come to us We have the stock to pick from at the lowest prices ' Come to tu once and yon will come again. New Tork, Not. 22 —Mrs. Max Wolf, who nearly killed bar former servant, Lena Scherka, laet night, by throwing carbolic acid In ber face beoaues bar husband wu too attsntlvs to the girl, after an all eight eearob was aij,trtad tbla morning and looked np at the Madison St Station. She txprsesss no regret, although tb« girl le disfigured for life, blind In one aje, and may die. 4peolal to tha aisann. "Anchor" Pain Expeller GLOBE WAREHOUSE, pittston, pa. In almost every home there were severe 1 Injured, those most seriously num beting three. Lorain, O., Nor. 22.—The Cleveland life saving crew were summoned here yesterday afternoon to rescue four seamen on board the schooner St. Lawrence, which was dashed on the beach in a northwest gale. The boat had on board a cargo of coal and had got fire miles from Kellys island when the gale struck her, and she was put about and made for this harbor. A tug went to her assistance and towed her to a point 400 feet from the pier, when the line snapped and she drifted ashore. All on board were saved. NYork, Nor. 22.—Friend* of Dr. Hans grimier, principal of a military school for boy* nt College Point, Long Island, were delighted nnd astonished when lie told them that be had been informed that he had come.into possession of a fortune of $1,000,000, the gift of a wealthy uncle in Germany. Dr. Schuler explained that his uncle had made a great fortune in th«» coffee but had decided to retire owing to his advanced age. The professor was the head of the Flushing seminary, an educational institution fcr young women, for many years.  A Ges«ro«a tncle. tn Williamson county great damage was done, but the town of Franklin escaped with comparatively small low. There was loss of life In several other places. Evans Bros. has proven to be for BURT & PACKARD "KORRECT tti SHAPE." MEN'S STYLES Natlaaal ItMltlUsIln Convention Hpeclal to the Gissrr* Rbtmmitani, Gout, Neuralgia,etc. rAhious Rheumatic Complaints. Only 2Bo. and SOo. at all druggist* T HM Pittsburg, Not. SS.—The tenth annnal convention of the National Evangelization Union of tba Methodist Eplsoopii denom instlon oonTsnrd bsrs today tor a seeelor extending oTer until tha 24th. Forty leading eiUee are represented in the national anion. The oltlee oorer almost the entire country, especially through tha east and north. It la largely a lay association, and counts among its most earneet workers and o(Boers tba wealthleet and most phllar tbroplo members of tbs church It Is ee asntlslly a obnroh extension body, though ootflnlng its work to the Isrger cities of tbs land. Bouses and timber iu Sumner county also suffered much, but first reports sent ont from Gallatin were exaggerated. 40 SOUTH MAIM 8TRMMT. Canal BUI Will be rasset FVfury's fiMds art Advancing | Buy Quick •aaaa Best Patent flour . 4.50 Chop and Meal sbt 1 co Corn and cr. Corn $1.00 Bran and Midds " • t oo Best Long Hay 90c Cut Hay - - - 85c Oats, per bush - - 33c Bale Straw • - 65c B Vy Flour, per sack 650 Potatoes per bush • 53c Special to the Oassrra. Great suffering is being experienced by those deprived of homes in Lsvergne and NolensTille. Washington, Not. SS.—"Tbs Nioaragnan canal bill will bs psssed, treaty or no tresty," said Senator IlUns, of West Virginia, this morning. Ia spssklng of the sblp subsidy bill, Elklns said bs haltered It would bs passed, If not In lis present form at least In similar shaps. The rise in the Cumberland river in Nashville Is the most rapid known in 20 years, the water having climbed 20 feet on the gauge since yesterday morning. orthrough F. A'- Rlchttr & Oo. Arkabucla, Miss., Nov. 22.—Tuesday afternoon a tornado descended upon this t little town, .and as a result of its fearful intensity ten persons were killed outright, and 20 were injured. The storm overwhelmed the town about 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and in a few minutes nearly every building was demolished. Many of the victims were pinned under the wreckage and were extricated with difficulty. The tornado passed to the northeast and caused much damage through the country districts.  Tea Killed In Mlealsslppl. EXCLUSIVELY I Han Francisco, Nov. 22.—A report from Santa Barbara says fire people have been killed there by the upsetting of a stage No d'tails hare yet been received.Five Peraosa Killed. 215 Petri Street, New York. Ibe loelitj people reoogp Packard "Korrect Shapa" \o\ atandard. They an mad, K R AP \°1 to wear, and of ooatly loath || \ V aora a permanency of &( ar S3 GOANC Cleveland. Nov. 22.—During the last 24 hours the telegraph service between Cleveland, Chicago, Buffslo and Columbus bas been badly crippled as the result of the fierce windstorm which swept over the great lakes and over the northern part of Ohio. The wind knocked down telegraph wires between Buffalo and Chicago and Cleveland and Columbus. and an army of linement have been sent out from this city to repair the damage. Lake craft suffered even more seriously than did the railroads. The steamer Britton arrived from Detroit during the day. The captain of the steamer said that he left Detroit with 11 other steamers. Only two succeeded in making the trip to Cleveland, and the other ten were co4elled to turn into Pigeon bay for shelter. The wind has blown the water from Limekiln crossing, near Amherstburg, leaving a big fleet above it unable to get out. The water has also been blown out of Sandusky bay and Toledo barbor, leaving only five feet at Tolado and six feet at Sandusky bay. The government harbor work at Fairport was damaged to the estent of several thousand dollars. A couple of Immense hoist* were blown over and completely ruined. The fierce gale which was blowing over the lake all day prevented all boats from leaving Cleveland barbor. The (form In Okie. ise tb« But & Shoe* h thalr with mi, mad* r». Th*r ud ibipt. MONEY. Special to the Oixsrrs. Chisago Vaa Oats the Plana. D rove Ciplomv Like Stanley and Livingston, found It harder to overcome malaria, fever and ague, and typhoid disease germs than savage cannibals; but thouaands have fonad that Electric Bitters la a wonderful cure for all malarial diseases. If you hav*- obilJe with fever, aehea In book of neck snd head, and tired, worn-out feeling, a trial will convinoe you of their merit. W. A Nnll of Webb, III., writes: "My children suffered for more than a year with chills and fever; then two bottles of Elee tHo Bitters cured them " Only 00 oents. Guaranteed. Sold aft Strob's pharmacy, West Plfttsfton, and W. O. Price, Pittston Washington, Kay 23.—Prssldsnt MoKln ley today appointed Captain William M. Meredith, of Chicago, Chief of tbs Bureau of Engraving and Printing. I have money for mortgsges In any amount Mortgagee may stand for o term of yeors and only tbe interest be paid, or will give the privilege to moke payments on mortgoge monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually, ond the interest will cease immediately on every dollar of principal thus rrpold. This is not building association money- I handle only private funds ond trust funds. S4.00 fljedal to the Sssnrs. The Society of ■aiSowsr. O. P. New Tork, Nor. 22.—Tbs Soolety ot Mayflower Desosndanta holds its annual masting today, followed by a bengnet in the Waldorf Astoria, at which prominent iron will speak. . Libs mestlngs are bald in Boston, Philadelphia, and In nearly all of the other Eastern States and in many ol tbsWestsrn. Tbs Society of the May flower Deecendsnts was organised In tbo sity of New York Dec. S3, 1884, by lineal descendants of the Mayflower pilgrims, to preserve tbelr memory, their reoorde, tbeli history, snd sll fscts relating to tbem, tbelr ancestors snd tbelr posterity. KeJeer Wliaelas Arrises la Pert, Mas Killed la Pateraos, IV. J. I Paterson, N. J., Nov. 22 —A strong gale blowing out of the west hit Paterson yesterday afternoon and caused tbe collapse of the new buildings in course of erection lor the Yantacaw Ice company a mile fvom Haledon and the death of one man and severe injury to five others. All the victims were carpenters and were In tbe employ of William T. Outherson, who was erecting the icehouses. New Tork, Not. SS.—Tba steamer Kslssr Wllhslm der liroses, from Bremen, wblob was oTsrdae two days, Arrived at noon today. Sba lost ona blads of her screw. Special to the Guerre. AND c.o. D. E. BAXTER. 3rd Floor, Bennett Building, Wilkc$ba»rc D. A* I. Gathering la Atlanta. peels) to the Oixarrs. Keep Yourself ttroog If You Wish to Practice True 5 bushel lots or over 50c Hams - • ioc Skin Hams - io«c Atlanta, Oa., N it. 22.—Tbs conTsntlon of tbs Georgia Division of tbs Dsugbtsrs of tbs American Herniation baa brought bete a brilliant ssssmblsge oomnceed of the most promlnsnt womsn in tbs Stats, together with ssrsial distinguished members of other dlvlalona. Hosvr Haow la Ush, And yon will ward off colds, pneumonia, fevera aud other dlseaaaa. Ten need to have pure, rich blcod and good digestion. Hood's Sarsaparllla makss the b?ood rlah aod pure aa no other medicine oan do. II I nee the stomach, creates sn appetite and Invigorates the whole system. Yon will be wise to begin tsklng It now, for It will ketp you strong and well. I. L CUTLER. Salt Lake City. Nor. 22.—A heayy •now and wind utorm prevailed here all day yesterday and last night and appears to have been general throughout the intemountaln region. Railway train* are ;eneraUy behind time, and Interruption to telephone and telegraph, wirea I* reported throughout tbe weat. Extremely cold weather la reported from central Montana point*. Economy Cal. Hams 7«c Prepared B-W flour pk ioc Nabob *« " ioc (AT THE OLD STAND) In buying clothing for men boys or children do not fail to visit our store before you purchase elsewhere You will always find the lowest p ices to be had for first class attractive goods, which can easily be ascertained by comparison with other stares. A few prices will forcibly demonstrate the truth of our remarks. Lord BoDerta'e AeeldeaD. Special to tba Gsasrre. 14 and 16 North ■alsSlrest Best Butter . • 26c London, Not. 88.—Lord Roberta report* to the Wit Offloe today regarding the accident whleb ooonrrcd to htm while riding mi Jobanneeburg, Sunday. Ha aaya: "My bona (all with me, bruising me aomcwbat. Am doing my work, bowenr, and bop* to ba about In • fe» daya." Hood'i Pill* in non-irrlUtlDg Price 30s. By the tub • 25c THE WEATHER. OBclal Vote •» Bo.ton Dr. BoiriOoifh Syrup te th« H«at. It will give immediate relief to ■ child an Boosting with the dreaded croop. Mother*, keep thla reliable medicine alwaja hand; and It will aave you many uneaay hoora. Pnjalclaoa recommend It.; | It oosta bat twenty- Are cente. Men's Nobby Dress or Bull- ion's Fine Hoavy Weight ROSS SllHS iQ stylish stripes, Of erCOttin blue and blaclc, checks and oxford gray; brown and oxford grey; sold sold for$i 2; our price $9,50 for$i3.oo; our price $ro.oo Wm. Drury. Waabtngton, D. 0 , Nor. 23.—Forecast ontll 8 p. m. Friday, for E**Urn !DennaylT*nla: Fair tonight and Friday; Frrah northweatsrly wlnda, beoomlng rarlabl*.New York, Nor. 22.—The terrific wind atorm which struck New York shortly after 4 p. m. yesterday seemed to wreak Ita greatest damage at Forty-foarth street and Fifth arenne, demolishing the "elevator bona*" on top of 8berry'a building, blocking Fifth arenne with debris, creating a panic among the drirera and pedes triana on that tboroaghfare and causing the probable fatal injury of the coachman who waa driving Mrs. John Jay. That many persons were not killed by the rain of debris and glaaa and metal waa little short of miraculous. There are rumors of wrecks along th* Long Ialand •bore, but nothing definite Is yet known. The hurricane, caused, the weather •harps aay, by the shifting of the wind from southwest to west, began at 4 p. m. and lasted for exactly alx m inn tea. Hlgk Vial la New Tsrk City. Boston, Nor. 22.—The tabulation of the official vote of Boeton haa bees completed. The Bryan electors carried the city by upward of 8,800 votes, and Paine, the Democratic candidate for governor, hfd a plurality over Governor Crane of ever 3,000. Lieutenant Governor John L. Bates, Repnblican, carried the city by ■bout 700 over John B. O'Donnell of Northampton, the Democratic candidate. A full line of Fall and Winter Goods, comprising Wool Dresi Goods, French Flannels, Domet Flannels, Blankets and Quilts. Yarns—Germantown, Spanish, Shetland, German Knitting Yarn. Ladies', Children's and Gents' Underwear in fleeced lined and all wool. New Goods opened daily. JOHN O'D. MANCAN'S Oaloael QW YUlta IteKlaUy Special to thaOianra. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The little folks love Dr. Wood'a Norway Pine Syrup. Pleaaant to take; {perfectly harmless. Positive eon for cought, colds, bronchitis, sstbma. N«w York Stock Markets, fornlsbsd brM 8. Jordan A Co., stock broksrs, room 35, Miners' Nsw York, Hot. 2S, 1900. Opto. Clos. - 47 . 40* 40 x s «i* KB I I :Sh % B. OPPENHEIMER, gsEf PRICES. Waabington, Not. *3 —Oolonal Quay, ol PannayWania, oallad at tba WbltaHonaa tbla morning to org* tb* elatm of ai-BapraaanUtlTa Bra mm tot tb* pool lion of Dtnotor of tba Bnraao of Engraving and Printing. After be loft tbo Whit* Homo bo wld bo ww eortaln of b*ing rotnrnod to tb* Senate. Paterson. N. J.. Nov. 22.—Firs has destroyed the old Ivanhoe paper mill. It caught fire during the great gale, and nothing could save it. The building of late bad been used as a place in which to sort rags, and the smoke from the rags was so dense that it forced the operatives In the Rogers locomotive works snd lbs Silverman silk mills to suspend work. Ivaakss Fapu ■■■■ Barwed. 1ftInk Badwslesr ass Extra rals Lager whan you drink any. There ara so better malt beverages than thsas. They ars brswed In Wllkssbsrre by Betohard ft Weaver with the utmost oars, and designed for home consumption. They are de lloloua and Invigorating, and are excellent appetizers. The Wilkes Oarre Bottling Works, 1(8 S. Oanal St., Wllieebaire, bot tls them for ths family trade. CORNER N. MAIN AND WILLIAM STREETS. Best Patent Flour -  Chop and Meal $S,ht i.oo Bran and Midds, i,u"ght i.oo Oats, per bushel - - .33 Long Hay per 100 • Cut Hay per 100 - • Potatoes per bushel - .55 Buckwheat Flour, 35 lb sack, • - - - 65c Amer. Steel And Wlra. „ Atchison....  Atchison prsf  Brooklyn Traction......... Che* k Ohio  Federal ftteel..,  Federal Steel pref  Man- El  Mo. Pa  Pea Gee......  Col. Iron A Fuel  5oT Pacific  Nor. Pne....  pens •*••  Hmtint  Western Union  GUYER™ YOUNGS R.B.Cutler. iMht Mm Mskee • Dliewtrf. •9° •»5 fipedal to the OAxarra. Olaegow, Mot. W—George Wateon, who la txperlmantlng with yacht models for the naw Shamrook, has made a atrlklng diaoovtrj whloh, he aaja, clnobee the enp. Be will not discuss the discovery. Ban Francisco, Nov. 22.—For several hours yesterday this city was almost entirely cut off from telegraphic communieation on account of the heary wind and rain storm. Report* from different cctions of the Mate show that the storm center was between Han Francisco and Hacramcnto south to Fresno. In the Sacramento ralley the wind reached a velocity of 45 miles an hour. In this city the wind blew at the rate of 42 mile* an hour, but at Point Lobo* the instruments of the Merchants' Exchange were blown down after recording 70 miles. Toward daylight tha fury of the storm was 1C&- sened. The damage done was of a minor character. The traffic lines to some extant, particularly in Ae suburban districts, where the tracks were flooded roadbeda washed away and cars driven from the tracks. Along the water front there was some damage to the shipping in the harbor. Hmm Frsselaes 9«CerD. Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 22.—Mr. McKittley's plurality In Nebraeka la 7,822. The vote cast was: McKinley, 121,886; Bryan. 114.013. This is the vote received by the highest elector on each ticket. The total vote of the atate was 201,998. The Tate of Ifabraska. FALL if Hslna's osnnsd goods at Kaeper'a. Armstrong's Ws glvs no rswsrds. An oiler of this kind Is ths msanast of dsosptlons. Tast the enrstlvs powers of Ely's Craam Balm for ths ours of catarrh, bay fever snd sold In the head and you are sure to nontinne the treetment. Belief Is lumsdlata and score follows It Is not drying, doas not produce sneezing. - It soothes and heals the membrane. Piloe fifty centa at druggteta or by mail. Ely Brothers, M Warren street, New York. Best Floor  Meal and Chop, per 100.... Corn and Cr. Corn, per 100., Bran and Browa Midds., too Oats, per bushel  Hay, per 100  $4.60 1.00 1.00 1.00 .33 . .90 . .25 DERBIES Ma Dlago'a F.w Llbiiry, Special to »ba a nana. Six terrible fatlnree of alx different doetors nearly aant Wm. H. Molten, of Loeklsnd, O., to an satly grave. All said bo had fatal long trouble and that be most eoon die. Bot be was urged to .try Dr. King's NsW Dlaoovsry for consumption. After taking five bottles be wes sntlrely cured. It Is positively guaranteed to cure all dlsiaaie of throat, ehest sod longs, including ooogbs, colds, lagrlpps, Documents, bronchitis, ssthma, bay fever, croup, whooping cough. SOc and $1. Trial bottlsa free at EKroh'e p'larmsoy, West Plttsfon, and W. 0. Pries, PlttstOD. ■la MiklfSl rattans No. 91 South Main Sired Bon Dlago, 0*1., Not. 32.—Work on tba Daw library bonding In prograaalng. It vlll bo a Tory handaoma atrootnr* and will eoot $48,883, lMTtng ■ balanc. of $1,178 from tb* omonnt, $90,000, praaant*d by jar. Andr*w C.m*gl. m tb* city of DUgo. Cgha elty porobaMd tb* alta for 1*0,000. B. Horbnt, ladW ud grata" tailor, do** Boo claanlng, ptmlng, dydng. SHOWN TODAY. IT HAS COME! Oy»t*ra, «Oo *nd )1 a 100, at Lyman'a H*ot fetor*, Sontb Mais, No. 37. Prlo**, qnaliiy, rartaty win plaaaa yon | «t lieaatck'a wall ragnlatad urbi a lbs. Fancy Evap. Apricots 3 cans Fancy Yellow Peaches (this year)  Our new stock of Wall Paper For the fall trade We are selling 3 All graaes at a Great Reduction. Paper from 7c roll \|p. Walter 5PBV snaim®. OkiaMlan'l Oeagfc »w«l ■D Uhlea«o. Hlagen Broa., the popular floath Slda drngglate, corner 98.h ud Wantworth •ran* ui: "We nell a great deal of Chamberlaln'a Congh Bemady, and And that It glToa tka moat fatlefaotory raanlta, eepeolallj among child ran (or aarara colda and oronp" For aala by Varrar, Pack & Roberta, apotbaeariaa; Pltuton, ona door abora Eagla Hotel, and Wea». PHtston, Wyoming and Ltutcrna stmoh. .50 .25 •3'J MM C»» latarrea*. Vts tb* r**nlt of hi* aplandld btalth. Indomitable will and trameudou* aaargy ara not found wb*r* atomaoh. Ut«, kidney* and bowaU ara out of ordar, if yon want tb*** qnalltl** and tba auueaa tba* bring, oa* Dr King1* Ifaw Llfa Ptlle. Only 30 **to at Stroh'e pharmacy, Waat I'ltteton and W. 0. Prlo*, Flttrtoo. ] Hlaaant'. baa Mam i lb Mocha and Java Coffee i bottle Beef, Iron anc) Wine Nobbiest Ever Shown. gpaolal to tba Ouarra. Hhimi't Not. 31.—Tb* Pari* oorreepoo-4ant of tba Patlt Bl*n qnot** a prominent fiaanll politician «* aaylng tbat It la not |Bpoatlbl* for France to Intervene In tb* T«MW"L ItohlMia of tha akin, horrlbla plague. Host •Ttrybody affllatad In ona way or anotbar. Only on* aafa nertr falling rare. Doao'a Otnttnont. At any drag (tor*, 00 least*. J. T. ARMSTRONG & CO., FAY 20™ CENTURY HATTER. SfbruM-tady. X. V.. Nov- B»v«-ral ipcfFHin. v. rye injured iiml lii.wy utlit-r, narrowly e»t*pa«l death, »bH* tliouaanda la th. Mohawk Valley, South Main Street aooot DEuvmmmo promptly