Pittston Gazette

              m J[Spitjfc•■*:#- I M .'-v.; !vi' Ctg. \ utt e. 32*f VFAR- 4 WICItKLY &8TABL1»HED i960. ICMII* 1 DAILY E8T7 by THBO. HAKT 1888. PITT5T0N, PA., SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1902. TWO CKNT8 A OOPV; i PACES. POBTY CENTS A MONTH, f w r#iPfca» SMALL POX PROTOCOL COMPLETED. PHILIPPINE COINAGE. CONDITION OF TRADE. CONGRESS' BUSY DAY. .../I ftW... Colombia's Propoaltloa Maid (o B* Nameroas RvideMCB of Co.tl.upfl Even the Strongest Eyes il Special Offerings. ON A LINER Washington, Mnrcb 22.—Tlio new Colouibinn minister, Mr. Concha, has about completed tlie proposition bis government is to make to the United States in respect to tbe building of I lie Panama canal. Tbe protocol may be forwarded to the state department today, but more likely It will not reach Secretary Hay until early next week. Liberal In Bvrrr Detail. New York, March B -R. G. Dud Is Co.'s wwkiy review of traile Buys: Improvement. Silver Standard Likely to Be Evidences of further Improvement are numerous. Labor controversies are less threatening;, many settlements having been effected, while others are momentarily anticipated; wages have been advanced not only through strikes, but in some cases voluntarily; traffic congestion has subsided until it is possible to deliver goods according to specifications: aside from some Idle footwear shops, the leading lines of manufacture are very fully engaged, while jobbing trade'is of exceptional magnitude. Retail dealings are also very large, the Easter stimulus being felt in all lines of wearing apparel. Three Important Measures Undershirts. Steamer Held in Quarantine We place ou sale to day tlio best value in a Ladies' Black Mercerized Underskirt ever brought to Pittston. A regular $1.50 value. People's Store Price, 98c. WalKing Shirts. Today. Established. Are Passed. require the aid of eyeglasses after a certain age. We have a department devoted expressly to Eyeglass Fitting. It .is in charge of an expert Refracting Optician wlio would be pleased to examine your eyes at any time Without Charge. BROUGHT FROM HAMBURG. A REMARKABLE SITUATION SENATE REPEALS WAR TAX The proposition is stated authoritatively lo be most liberal in every detail. It Rives the United States everything; it desires In tbe shape of concessions. The (Colombian government wants the canal built and is anxious to do anything in its |Dower to encourage the United Stales to build It. The amount of the new consideration lias not yet been written into the protocol, but it is said to be quite moderate. The proposed concession of land is practically a iHTpetual lease. Financial System Voted Down in the A new line of Walking Skirts. They come in a great variety of styles and colorings and we con iissure you are most excellent The Patient Was Taken to a Hospital Also Adopts Measures For Proteetion and the Passengers Who Were As- United States Proper May Be of the President—The House Puts sociated With Him Will be Held in Adopted for Our Dependencies by Through River and Harbor Bill, 92.78. Quarantine. Gold Standard Congressmen. Carrying Sixty Millions. value for New Yorli, March 22.—The Hamburg-American Liner Assyria, which arrived from Hamburg this morning with 1,293 steerage passengers aboard, is detained at quarantine, on account of a case of smallpox found among the passengers. Tbe patient has been sent to an emergency hospital, and the passengers who occupied the same compartment with the patient will be held in quarantine at Hoffman Island. Washington, March 22.—Although the senate Philippine committee will probably not be ready for two or three weeks to report the bill now under preparation establishing a complete civil government for the arc'jlpelago, it is known that one of the most important and farreaclilng features of that measure lias already I teen virtually decided upon. Tills feature relates lo the establishment of a distinct coinage system for the Philippine Islands by congress and involves the responsibility of Ibis government placing the coinage of the islunds on an American silver basis. The subcommittee having this work in charge—Messrs. Allison and Bcveridge, Republicans, and Dubois, Democrat— has about completed its task, which has been carefully and cautiously prosecuted. None of them will talk about the matter In detail, although they do not deny that they have about reached tin agreement and are ready to report tbe result of their labors to the full committee.Pressure for Iron and steel lias not diminished perceptibly, yet the Impression is growing that after July 1 the situation will become approximately uorinai and it will lDe possible to secure deliveries with some degree of promptness.Washington. March 22.—Two important measures were (Missed by the senate yesterday, the bill for the repeal of the war revenue taxes and that for the proteetion of the president of the United Slates. The revenue hill was passed without division and after only one short speech. Mr. Tillman embraced the opportunity afforded by the consideration of the bill to protest against the repeal of the duty of 10 centa.a pound upon tea. '■ H. 6. SHUPP, Optician, 36 W. MARKET, WllK[»ARBt. Turnover Collars. We offer to day a lot of Turnover Linen Collars stamped with pretty designs, regular 10c value. People Store's P,» ce, 5cD The secretary of the Colombian legation says that there was no doubt that the United States would be perfectly' satisfied with Colombia's terms. Grain markets have begun to feel the effects of weather reports, and for the next few months It will be a simple matter for speculators to secure erratic fluctuations. White La-w ns, Etc. The New White Goods we are showing are beautiful. They come in the new lace stripe effect. Dimities with small dots, Mercerized, Striped, Figured and Dotted Muslin, Nainsook Checks and Strips. Also a great variety of Victoria Lawns, India Linons. Organdies, Etc. Cleveland, O.. Mnrcli 22.—Judge Wing of the United Stales court ban sot aside the deeds signed b.v Martin K. Gray u|w)n bin deathbed three years ago. In which title to 285 arre« of land near rainpiirille, valued at over $100.1100. iva« dee«teCl to tlie American Baptist Home MlKHion society and tlie American Baptist Publication society. The property will now revert to the heirs. In tlie testimony It was allvged , hat undue influence" was used over tlie old man's mind when lie was at the point of death to ;;ain possession of the property. The dpeds were signed Feb. 21. 18!)li. and Gray died March 12 of the same year. Missionaries Lose Bequest, Bolli at the east and west there is a littlo more activity in siioosliops, yet productive capacity in not fully engaged, and new orders couie forward slowly.The Itlll for the protection of the president voir under discussion during the greater part of the session. Mr. Patterson of Colorado made an extended speech In opposition to it, and Mr. Fairbanks supported it. All amendments to the measure were rejected, and it was passed by a vote of 32 to 15. DRENNAN & "^ROBERTS CAMBRIDGE WINS. Defeated Oxford in the Annual Boat Race on the Thames. Failures for the week numbered 200 in the I'nited States against 224 last year and 31 in Canada against 33 last year. Iiondon, March 22.—The annual' boat face between crews representing Oxford and Cambridge was rowed on the Thames this morning. Cambridge won by five lengths. Time, 19 minutes, nine seconds. The result was not much of a surprise, as the betting had favored Cambridge three to one. Two Americans, U. Milburn and J. G. Milburn, brothers, rowed with the Oxford crew. People's Store, PRICE LIST. THE TOBACCO WAR. The bill provides that any person within the I'nited States who shall willfully and maliciously kill the president or any officer on wlioui the duties of president may devolve or any sovrt*- cign of a foreign country or shall attempt to kill any of the persons named shall suffer death: that any person who shall aid. abet, advise or counsel the killing of any of the persons named or shall conspire to accomplish their death shall be imprisoned not exceeding twenty years; that any person who shall threaten to kill or advise or counsel another to kill the president or any otticial on whom the duties of president may devolve shall be imprisoned not exceeding ten years; that any person who shall willfully aid in the escape of any person guilty of any of the offenses mentioned shall be deemed an accomplice and shall be punished aa a principal. The secretary of. war la directed to detail from the regular army a guard of officers and men to protect the president, "without any unnecessary display," and the secretary is authorized to make regulations as to the dress, arms and equipment of such is south mm stmt, First Battle Won by Americas Bloaters, per doz  Smoked Finau Haddie, lb.. Stwik Codfisli  Halt Mackerel, lb  Salt SiscoeB  Holland Herring, keg  | lb Flat Salmon  1 lb Tall Salmon  1 lb Flat Salmon  Hanesi steak Salmon, ]Der can 24c (i cans Sardines 25c 3 cans Mustard Sardines 25c 1 doz. Heinz Pickles, sour.... 10c 1 doz. Heinz Pickles, sweet... 10c 1 quart Heinz Sweet Mixed .. 20c . 25c . 10c . 10c • 12Jc . 5c . 75c . 10c .12Jc . 18c ALWAYS TIE GREAKIT. Trunt. London, March 22.—Ogden's (limited) received yesterday an almost countless uuinlH'r of replies to Its circular, promising snp)HDrt. Trlbanr'a Dramatic Editor Dead. Senator Lodge, chairman of the committee, says he feels certain that the subcommittee's recommendation will be accepted, and it is therefore safe to assert that the silver standard will be established by this government in tlje Philippines. EVANS5 New York. March 22—William Henry I'roKt, who lias lieen dramatic editor on the New York Tribune for thirteen years, died yesterday at his home In this city. He was born at Providence. It. I., ill 18113 and was graduated from Ill-own university. Mr. Frost's death was sudden. He had been in poor health for some time, but no fears were entertained for bim by his friends. Oil Tuesday his illness took an acute form, and he failed rapidly. He was a member of tlie Lotos club of New York. TEXTILE WORKERS' DEMAND. In the meantime the Imiierial company appears to recognize that it has made a false move, and last night it issued au explanatory manifesto which, after pointing to what happened iu Canada as an illustration of the policy of the American company, repudiates any desire to boycott and proceeds to promise that as long as a customer does not display In Ills shop window the goods of Ogdcn's (limited) or any other American concern "we will not exercise our imwer of prohibition without tirst giving three months' notice, and the customer shall In that event have the option of withdrawing from the agreement." Lewiston Operatives Will Ask for a FisK List Ten Per Cent. Increase in Wages. Lcwlston. Me., March 22.—The textile workers last night voted unanimously to mako an immediate demand for a ten per cent, increase in wages." A mass meeting of the cotton mill operatives will be heid on Sunday, for the purpose of discussing the wage question. The pro|KDsitlon will probably stir up o good deal of discussion in banking and financial circles generally iu the United States when It becomes known. It is expected that the silver miue interests will hail it with joy. as It promises to open a new market for American silver and probably will run up the price of that commodity in all the exchanges of the country. Not until the amount of the metal that will be needed to meet the demands in the Philippines Is definitely known, however, can it be expected that the silver market will take an upward flurry. This is a point oil which every member of the Philippine committee is maintaining Ntrict reticence. It is generally believed, however, that the Issue authorized at first will not be less than $100,000,- 000. The system will , lie patterned largely after the silver coinage maintained by Great Britain in India, tlie unit or basis of which is what is known as the ltombuy English dollar. I.ikrly to Stir Klnanclnl Circle*. Smoked finnan had- If}/* die, per lb 1 Yarmouth Bloaters, JCs* per dozen Ar Jv We always cany a fine Hum of Cro- cerfes. Cooda delivered prompt. C!orner Main and Thomas Streets, Herring, per box... 18c Brick Codfish, per O/*. pound I ®v Steak Codfish, fancyS-A/* per pound IWv Work of Anarchist!. Danlah Treaty Delayed Next to Eaf?le Hotel. Brussels, March 22.—Anarchists today destroyed the residence of Mayor Dcrbaix, of Brinche, a city in the coal mining district, with dynamite. The house was blown to splinters. Several persons were Injured. Besides being ■mayor. Derbaix is a Conservative member of parliament. Copenhagen. Denmark, March 22.— The fate of "the Danish West Indies treat) according to the statements made by a prominent member , of the iandstliing. or upper house, in an Interview yesterday, yow depends on fthe altitude of the premier and minister of foreign affairs. Dr. Dcuentzer. who if firmly opiiowed to a plebiscite of the islands lDeing taken can for«e Its ratification in tlie Iandstliing by a smaii majority. The opponents of the treaty are working industriously to secure its rejection.The Imperial company also extends the time limit for the acceptance of its plan to April 2 and explains it does not desire to interfere with the sale of other British tobaccos. Briefly, the manifesto means that American tobaccos may lie sold, but not pushed. IVtbMn Knocks Oat M«her. I'liiltKlelpliia, March '21— Gus Riililln nnd Peter Maher met at the Industrial Athletic chili luat night for h nix round go, and in the latter part of the second round Maher went down and out on a hard left on the jaw. Ktver and Harbor Bill Pined, guard. Salt Mackerel, per I pound YLb\* SaltCiscoes, per lb 5c Salt Herring, per lb.... 5c Salt Haddock, per lb.. .5c Holland Herring, keg 75c Russian Sardines, pad 65c Star Brand Steak Sal- The house passed the river and linrl)or bill, which lia» been under consideration throughout the week. Although several minor amendments were adopted not a single dollar was added to the measure, and as passed It carried exactly what It. did when it came from the ' committee—$110,688,207. including authorizations. Mr. Sulzer (N. V) attempted to force a record vote 011 the tlual passage of the bill, but failed. Family Narrowly Escape* Cremation. Further meetings will lDe held today to consider the revised proposals of the Imperial company. I'arkersburg, W. Va., March 22.— The house of Baruch Stoops was burned this morning. The family, six in number, narrowly escaped cremation. They were asleep in their rooms, when a passerby saw the Are and awakened them. As the last one left the roof fell in. |S|rmler HERMAN  iv U the Best there U lor f RHEUMATISM,! I Gout, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.! DR. RICHTBR'S World-KeOowMd I I "ANCHOR" PAIN EXPELLER.I iNope ynulDe without TraJt M«t Mlthof.w| B What one phyaician out of many t—Uftw* ■ llsyMy New York. July 26 »D I897\|l ■I f J In acute Rheumatism II I nnc* Neuralgic affections jl I \»*Df Dr.RichterVANCHOR-PAIN I I JTZm EXPELLER Is very usef u I. I I I ■ \OJ —— i tWHIIHffST. M I He. and iOcTat all druggists or taroagn I ■ if. Ad. Ble»tor*0».,«I6 PwrtBt, Ren torkfl |L 36 H16HEST niuooid AWARDS.J Recommended by prominent Phyaidant. Wholesale and Retail Inlrrrolloglalr €DD nmaMlca. Tnmpa. Fla.. March 22.—Details of the wrecking of the four masted American schooner Mouhegari. Captain J. W. Murphy, have reached here. The vessel was from Havana for the Delaware Breakwater with a cargo of 10,000 hags of sugar and went ashore Sunday evening on Molasses reef, near Key Largo. A high sea was on, and the scnooner soon sank, and it is now thought she will lie n total loss. The captain and crew arrived at Key West on the steamer Olivette Tuesday afternoon. The tlrst mate remained at the wreck to superintend stripping the vessel and saving what part of the cargo was available. Several schooners have arrived with loads of sugar from her, but most of it is wet with salt water. Fotlr Masted Schooner Wrecked. Philadelphia. Al:irch 22.—Gymnasts from Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Columbia. Itutgers. Cornell, Haverford siiul New York universities competed for the intercollegiate championshipH last night at the Academy of Music at the fourth annual meeting of the Intercollegiate association. Yale won the team championship, scoring Hi point*. The scores of the other contestants follow: '"Columbia", 15: Princeton, 10: New Yo(k university. 0; Pennsylvania. rD: Haverford, ."», It. T. Hintoii of Yale won the all around Individual championship. Washington. March 22.— It is understood that Captain Joseph B. Coglilan is alsHit to be advanced five numbers on the list of naval captains- through the remission by the president of part of the sentence of a court martini from which he is now suffering. Years ago when the captain was. a Junior officer lie clashed with the detail officer of the navy department and for writing a sharp letter was court in a ft la led anil sentenced to lose eleven milliners in bis grade. By the special act rewarding the captain* of the I'llited^Htates'IInet engaged in the battle of Manila Buy Captain Coglilan regained some of the lost numbers, and he is now to be completely reinstated. Coathlan to Hcnaln I.out Rank. mon, per can 22c 1 lb can flat Salmon.. 18c 1 lb can tall Salmon.. 124c •i lb can flat Salmon.. 10c 1 lb can Mackerel.... 12Jc You can always depend on our salt and can fish to be good stock. The house committee on naval affiirs by a vote of 7 to 4 adopted a lesolutlon concurring in the conclusions of President Roosevelt as to terminating the agitation of the Schley controversy and indefinitely postponing all bills and resolutions on the subject. Still No Word from Missing Vessel. St. John's, N. F.; March 22. It is generally believed that the Allan Line steamer Huronian, bound from Glasgow to this port, which is now more than a month overdue, has foundered witli all hands or has been sunk as a result of colliding with an iceberg in the North Atlantic. The vote was on party lines, except that Mr. Mttdd of Maryland votpd with the Democrats against adopting the rcl»)it. In detail the vote was: EVANS BROTHERS Berlin, March 22.—The elections lo the new Berlin Chamber of Commerce were elided to-day. Only free trailers ami moderate protectionists were elected to membership. The Minister of Commerce will open the chamber on April irD. Berlin Chamber of Commerce. Yeas—I'oss, Dayton, Loudenslager, Butler. Watson, Cousins and Roberts. Moiliidsvflle, \V. Ya„ March 22.— George Carter, colored, has been hanged here in the penitentiary for tlin murder of Virgil Whistler. The drop fell at 6:45 o'clock, anil in eleven minutes lie was pronounced, dead. He walked steadily from his cell to tin' gallows, singing a hymn, lie said he was ready to die. He killed Virgfl Whistler, another uegro. iu Charleston In December. 1000, because Whlsllcr refused to uav moncv won at era us. ilnnit Hon Kenffnlit Xays—Mudd, Rlxey, Kltchlu und You Will Mlu It if you don't take - iul vantage of our Great Mr. Mudd moved n favorable report on his resolution giving the (hanks of congress to Admiral Schley and the oflieers and men Who served with him in the battle of Santiago. This was '.ost by a vote of 4 to 7. Wheeler Great Fire at Winnipeg. Wnnmn Hrad of Fnmllr St. I'aul. Minn., March 22.—A great lire is raging in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The great warehouses of the Canadian Pacific arc among the properties de- Paper Petersburg. Yil.. March 22.— Kttfick, n small manufacturing village near this city, lias a genuine sensation in the discovery that John Green, a person who lias posed before the world for thirtytive years as a married man. was a woman. She has Just died from a complication of diseases in the sevellty lifth year of lier age. anil the discovery was made by neighbors who were called in to prepare the remains for burial. The wife in tlie partnership survives. The women came to the village from Italeigli. N. C.. about two months ago and belonged to the laboring class. Berlin, March 22.—It is officially announced that the Kaiser will send a squadron of warships to the coronation celebration ol King Alfonso, of Spain, which takes place in May. Kaiser to Honor Alfonso. stroyed, McDonnell & DOBBIE Reduction Sale The Evnetmflon off CuIih, Vermont's Chief Justice Dead, Washington. March 22.—A conference on Cuban affairs will be held in this city today between Governor General Wood, who is now on his way to Washington, and the president and the secretary of war. it is probable that Mr. l'aluia, president elect of Cuba, who Is expected to be in Washington todny, also will be invited to confer with the president in regard to the proposed transfer of the government of the island to his charge. General Wood was specially summoned to Washington by the president to arrange for the transfer.For This Week Only. Burlington, Vt., March 22.—Russell S. Tal't. chief justice of the Supreme Court of Vermont, died this morning. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WE OFFEB YOIT SOMETHING FINE IN CANNED Fit ITS. | So PaiDer with Wiile Bonier Be Our store has been crowded with sutisfied customers. Bring along **» the sizes of your rooms and got Elizabeth, N. C\. March 22.—The jury iu the caBe of James Wilcox, charged with tlie murder of Nellie Cropsy, was unable to agree on a verdict.Cropsy Jury Disagrees. New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., Stock brokers, room 2li Miners' Bank buildiug. Most everybody afflicted in one way or another. Only one safe, never failing Itchiness of skin, horrible plague. Ainn. Sugar  Atchison '  Atchison, prof  Amnl. Copper  Amn. Car & Foundry . Brook. Traction  Bait. & Ohio  Ches. & Ohio  Chic. & Ot. West. ... Chic.. Mil. & St. P.... Chic.. R. I. It Pae  Colo. Fuel & Iron  Erie R. R  Erie, prof  Louis & Nash  Man. Elevated  Met. Traction .. v  MIsho. Pacific  Col. Southern  Norfolk & Western ... N. Y., O. & W  N. \. Central  Penna. R. H  Reading Rv  Reading Ry. first pref Southern Ry,  Southern Ry. pref ... Southern Pacific  Ten. Coal & Iron .'.... Texas Pacific  i'. S. Leather  I!. S. Leather pref. ... U. S. Rubber  U. S. Steel Co  U. S. Steel, pref  Western I'nlon  Wabash pref  Union Pacific  Union Pacific pref. 134% 78 1 jjiil. can Best Apples -'2c 3 lb eun Pears loo, lHc, 22c 3 11) can Peaches 15c, 18e, 22c 3 lb can Apricots 18c aud 20c euro—Detail's Ointment. At auy drug Fin* Remnants 4e Otukin ReH. We have received ovor 8000 rolls of law Spring Wall Paper and will put it on sale next week. Watah far Oar Announcement, Manley Decline! Office. rhnllrnKCR Santow-Duiiioiit. store, 50 cents. Augusta, Mc.. March 22.—Joseph H. Manley has declined the tender made hlni by President Roosevelt of the office of First Assistant Postmaster (Icncrai, on account of personal and business reasons. Chicago, March A challenge for au airship race in Chicago fo he held as a preliminary event Co Uie two hundred thousand dollar aerial steeplechases at the SI. Louis World's fair of 1903 was sent last night to Santos-Dumont utcpiirls by Theophiious Williams of Chicago. Rules and regulations similar to those that are to lie in vogue at the St. Louis fair grounds will govern the contest. Several successful tests of the Cmeagoun's machine are said to havC; It-en made. 1£ lb can Pineapple 20c The Leading Dentists. And Full Line of Dried Fruits at Very Low Prices. Let the Albany dentists take care of your teeth and they will always do good service, look well and give you no pain. They are the leading dentists in this part of the State. Crowns and bridges,' $3 up. Over twenty years in Wllkesbarre, 22 N. Franklin street. Phone 111. Bridie Workers Will Strike. Pittsburg, March 22.—The Pencoyd Bridge works, I'eneoyd, Pa., having refused lo meet the demands of the structural and bridge construction workers, more than 7,000 iuen will quit work. It. K Mclntyre of Pittsburg, national secretary, has received the vote from the thirty lodges, and each is in favor of demanding a uniform wage of 40 cents an hour for eight hours' work, no matter to what part of the country they may be sent. , Fresh Eggs aud Butter a Specialty Walter S. Barritt, Governor Wood in Washington, 16 SOUTH MM STREET. Washington. March 22.—Brigadier General Wood, military governor of Cuba, reached Washington this morning. lie lunched with President and Mrs. Roosevelt and had a long talk with the Presidention Cuban problems. 69«4 New iDhCme 50H0. Prornut delivery. 10!) Main St., near Ferry Bridge. 106% 132% l«r% lOO's 28 56 % Heating stoves at Ash's. Eggs, 20c dozen. Giles. Rebel Victory in China, London, March The corresimndent of The Morning Leader in Vienna reports a conflict between Turkish troops and Macedonian revolutionists at Sistovu, near Kastoria, European Turkey. The Turks surrounded the village and overcome the rebels. During the Ashling four Macedonians anil two Turks were killed and twenty-six of the rebels were wounded. All the tuale inhabitants of. the village were arrested.Battle In Tnrkc»- Hong Kong, March 22.—It is reported that the rebels have captureJ the town of Kan-Chau. in Kwang-Tung 32 Ts Every family should have its household medicine chest, and the first bottle in it should be Dr. Wood's Norway 151% 55% .. 81 151 D4 163% Vntlm Thief Sentenced, Rome. March 22.—The trial of the three officials of the Vatican who were charged with thefts from the Vatican treasury amotintlug to £10.000 has been concluded here. The official named Scot to was convicted and sentenced to eight years' imprisonment, while tlin two others were acquitted of the charges against theui. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR Gilroy & Tigue. WATCH FOR .THEIII A X X (D i; X('EM EXT. province Pine Syrup, nature's remedy for Steamer on Fire at Sea. Kittyhawk. N. C., March 22.—A steamship is on Are about fifteen miles southeast of Inlet life saving btation. •io 7' 4 H coughs and colds. . 97 65 % 72 % 4»% 123 81% 17% 42% 94% 65% 71% 40% 123% Some Foolish People allow a cough to run until It gets beyond the reach of a medicine. They often say, "Oh, It will wear away," but In most cases It will wear them away. Could they be induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp's Balsam, srhlch is gold on a positive guarantee V) cure, they would immediately see tlaj excellent effect after taking the firit dose. Price 25c. find 50c. Trial bottle! Tree. At all druggists. Rhodes is Easier. Capetown. March 22.—Cecil Rhodes 1e resting easier to-day. 18 42'4 94% 90 43% 100% 88% New York. March 22.—Andrew Carnegie lias given away thirty-eight new libraries, among them several in Canada. The important buildings will he London. Out.. $ltD,{HXD; Denver. $2«0.(D00; Ooderlch, Out.. Berlin, Ont.. ?ir.,CNIO; Victoria, B. C., ThlrlD--rlKht Curufsif I.lbrarle«, Huailnn General Arre»ied Vienna. March 22. — The Tageblutt announces the arrest In Warsaw of the Russian general Prince Varkoff. who is attached to the staff of the Grand Duke Sergius. General Varkoff Ip accused of complicity in a widespread revoluliouary movement. _____ THE WEATHER. 90% 43% 100% Washington, March 22.—Rain to night,; probably rain on Tuesday.