" THn mi 1 TV1RI AM Rl HOMCRI IDH PA.
DEWEf IS WILLING.
Confirms Report of His Can
didacy For President.
Announcement Surprises Poli
ticians at Washington.
TRIED TO KILL WALES,
Attempted Assassination of the
Prince at Brussels Shot
at, but Missed.
PORTO RICO STATUS
L,ONHON. April 4. Intense exri'e
lient In raiiM'd here by tin report of ni
attempt tn nssiiKsiiiiite the Prince ol
Wnles nt Ilrussels.
The l'l-liiie nnil Princess of Walei
started from this elty this morning foi
Decision of Solicitor General
Regarding the Island.
Mrs. Dewey's Ambition to Have
Her Husband Chief Execu
tive of the Nation.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-A.1mirnl
oorgo Dewey today emit'ii-tncd tlio in
erview published in tlio New York
World to the effect that ho will neeept
he presidency of the I'nited St:itc
should the Aniericnn people desire hiiii
to till that olliee. lie refused to make
any further stHteiueiit.
The followiuit is what Admiral lcwey
said Iq answer to (iicstinns of The
World's correspondent:
"I realize that the time has nriived
when 1 must definitely define jtiy posi
tion. When 1 arrived in this country last
September, I said then that nothintr would
Induce mo to he a candidate for the
presidency. Since then, however. I huve.
bad the leisure ntid inclination to study
the mutter and have reuched a different
conclusion. Inasmuch ns so ninny assur-
p9 V fox
WWmPWX I ') ""live Wn inhabitant of 1". :.. Hie...
'iW;0mrl 4ZV7WT' who applies for leave f file a petition
'. ,'. L,jSt ' f"r wr',M "f 'nbeas corpus iiinl certiorari
. 'iV1.' s& ,n Hocure his release from further itnpiis-
ji J, : sj&f onmeiit under n judgment of the United
Cays Constitution 13 Hot Yet
Operative Thero. !
foraker Complimented on His
Work In Securing Passage of
Porto Rican Tariff Bill.
WASHINGTON. April -l.-Solkltor
General Kicli.-ird of the department of
justice has filed a brief in the supreme
court which fixes the attitude of this
covcrnmcnt on the ipiestion of whether
the constitution extends to the new pos
sessions of the I'nited Slates. The de
partment of justice says it does not with
itiit net of congress.
The case Is that of ll.-itiiun Ilac:!. n
Aeenaeil of stealing stumps.
WASHINGTON. April 4.-Villinnt R
Slnmihter of Louisiana, a .!(" clerk In
the olfiVe of the piiyinnster itcm-rnl of the
navy, has been arrested by postotiice In
spectors for alleged fraud upon the pov
ernmcnt. Similiter had ilmrce of the
mailing business of the naval pay bureau
and Is reported to be responsible (or the
loss of between ?(iUO and ?7(X worth of
postage stamps.
(ioll Strike In Arlsnnn. ,
.ir.UOMi:. A. 'I'.. April 4. There Is
much excitement here over n strike of
gold bearins qiinrt clirht miles from
this city on I'nited Verde and Pacific
road, where a biff vein of free gold was
discovered by section hands. A hole
four feet deep has been made, and n
sample assay Is said to show f'J.tXX)
per ton.
Another Hl Srnl C'nteh.
ST. JOHN'S, N. 1".. April 4-The
sealine steamer Iceland has arrived here
with 20,.rilH seals. She is the most heav
ily laden of all the ships that have yit
arrived. She had n narrow escape from
foumli-rinit last Friday durinit a lierce
pale owinit to the fact that she was cur
rying U.IHMI seals on deck.
t The Cure thai Gyres
m a-
Colds,
Grippe,
WHOOPING COUGH. ASTHMA.
J BRONCHITIS AND INCIPIENT
CONSUMPTION IS
f7 An sllrfriinnitt? 55, Sflrl
l'UINCK OF WALKS.
Copenhauen for the purpose of attend
ing the celebration of Kins Christian'!
birthday, which occurs April S.
The dispatch from Brussels says:
"The l'riuce of Wales was shot nt
while li-iiviug the railroad station here
He was not hurt.
"As the train was leaving the N art hern
station for the Southern Kailroad statiou
nn Individual fired a revolver ut t lie
l'rince of Wales, but missed his royal
highness."
To Improve IVnrl llnrhor.
WASHINGTON. Apiil 4. The naval
ism rd, i if wbii h Admiral liarker is chair
man, appoiiiieil to pi i pn u' plans for the
establisliiin i:! of a naval and coalius sta
tion at 1'carl Haibor. Hawaii, has cum
pleted its labors. The board was deterred
by the iibseiii-e of data respeitini! the
character of li e .'oral formations in tht
hai bor from s i-: littini; dose estimates
of the cost of 1.. .kins the harbor accessi
ble lor laice ships. This data can be had
only by a scries of borinifs, which will be
maile while the work of improving the
channel across the entrance bur is in
progress. The $UHUHKl recently appro
priated will be utilized for this purpose
us soon as the money can be transferred
to the navy department.
MUS. ADM1KAL DEWEY.
nees have come to me from my coun
trymen that I would be acceptable us a
candidate for this great otl'u e. If the
American people want me for this high
oflioe, I shall be only too willing to serve
them. It is the highest honor in the
gift of this nation. What citizen would
refuse it? Since studying this subject I
am convinced that the olliee of the pres
ident is not such a very dillicult one to
fill, his duties being mainly to execute
the laws of congress. Should I be cho
sen for this exalted position I would exe
cute the laws of congress as faithfully
as I have always executed the orders of
my superiors."
When asked i1on what platform he
would stand, the admiral replied:
"I think I have said enough at this
time and possibly too much."
"If George Dewey is elected president
of the United States, he may thank hi J
wife for it." That is what female Wash
ington is saying today, and female Wash
ington certainly knows. .
It is an open secret that for several
months the admiral's charming wife has
been urging her husband to take an ac
tive part in public affairs. Mrs. Dewey
is one of the most ambitious women in
this city f ambitious women. She be
lieves in her famous husband and thinks
that no position is too great for him.
At a dinner party given one night last
winter at the residence of John U. Mc
Lean a guest proposed this toust:
"To the admiral: may bis title be
changed to the president."
The admiral laughed and blushed and
shook his head. Mrs. Dewey clapped her
hands and cried ojt:
"I'll drink that toast:"
Mrs. Dewey will bring to her husband's
aid. if be decides to become an active
candidate, both wealth and power. She
is a rich woman in her owu name, and
her family is rich.
Her brother, John II. McLean, is the
dominant factor in Ohio politics. He
would, it is believed, bo a powerful ally
In the fight. In addition Mrs. Dewey has
been for years a most hospitable hostess
in Washington and has made innumer
able friends, many of them politicians ot
national fame and influence.
Will Mrxlcnn Claim Tald.
NEW VOltK, April 4. An interesting
item in the payments of the subtrcasury
was a check for 4lKJ.(KMl payable to the
republic of Mexico. This was to refund
the amount paid by Mexico more than -H
years ago upon nn award ngainst that
country on the Weil and La Arbra claim.
This claim was aftenvnrd found to be
based on worthless representations. Mex
ico made the first payment under the
award, but nt the same time protested
against the claim. The money was for
this reason never paid over to the claim
nuts, but remained in the treasury of the
United States pending investigation,
which wus completed about a year ago.
States provisional court of Porto Hico
sentencing him to two mouths' Imprison
ment for illegal voting at a muuii-ipnl
election held under the military order.
The prnyer Is that the writ of habeas
corpus be directed to Samuel l lUth
well, marshal of the provisional court nt
Humncoa, l'orto llico, vommuudiug him
to produce llae?. bcfoie the supreme
court, and that the writ of certiorari
issue to the provisional court of l'orto
Uii-o, commanding it to forward to the
court n transcript of its proceedings in
this case.
After reviewing the rase the solicitor
general makes the fallowing argument:
"Is this military court and its trooper
marshal within the territorial jurisdic
tion of this court ? Hoth are in l'orto Ui
co. While that island has been ceiled to
the United States, congress has as yet
taken no action toward organizing the
territory or applying to it the constitu
tion and the laws of the United States.
The island has been acquired under the
power conferred by the constitution on
the government of the Union making war
nud milking treaties (Marshall, ('. .1.. in
Insurance company versus t'anter. 1 I'e
ters, .Ml, ,4D. The ultimate disposition
nnd government of territory thus ac
quired rest with congress under the
power granted it to dispose of nnd
make all needful rules nnd regulations re
specting the territory or other property
belonging to the United States (article 4,
section 3).
"Congress has not yet acted. The pres
ident is therefore still in cojitrol. acting
through the war department. The occu
pation is a military occupation. The so
called courts are the mere agencies of the
military power. Everything is provisional
and temporary. The department of jus
tice of the United States is in operation
in l'orto Hico. The court has no juris
diction of the case presented."
Movement ot Worships,
WASHINGTON. April 4.-The Brook
lyn has arrived at Yokohama. The Mo
noency has sailed from Shanghai for
target practice. The Dixie is at Naples.
The north Atlantic squadron is due ut
Hampton Iloads on April 21.
Dnmnitr br Snovr Avalnnrhe,
ItKULIN, April 4. During the heavy
snowstorms with which the month open
ed nn avalanche did great damage in. the
Sudetinu mountains near Hirschbcrg,
killing several persons
Cronje tices to St, Helena.
CAFE TOWN. April 4.-Griorul
Cr.mje, Colonel Schlcl nnd l.fMK) lloer
prisoners sailed for St. Helena lust
uU-ht.
s
FLOWERS FOR FORAKER.
April Showers wash away the filih nnd
waste that have accumulated during winter.
In like m.umer Hood's Sars.ipnrilla expels
from the blood impurities thnt have been de.
no-died during the season when there has
been but little perspiration ami perhaps con
stant confinement in impure an I vitiated air.
It is a boon to tired mothers, housekeepers,
teachers and others who spend their lime in
doors. It gives the blood richness nnd vitality,
fitting it tonou-ish and strengthen the nerves,
muscles and all the great organs of the body
It cures all spring humors arid banishes that
tired feeling
It is the bet medicine that money can
buy for all diseases caused by i-np ire or im
poverished blood ou should begin taking
it to day.
A long suffering man the giant with a
toothache.
Let me -ny I have u-ed Ely's Cream
Balm for calanh and can thoroughly recom
mend it for what it claims. Very truly,
(Rev.) 11. W. Hathaway, Elizabeth, N. J.
I tried UK's Cream Halm, and to all ap
pearances urn cured of catarrh. The terrible
he loaches, from which I long suffered, are
gone. -W, J Hitchcock, late Major U. S.
ol. and A. A. lien., Hullalo, . .
The Falm does not irritate or cause sneez
ing. Sold by drut gists at 50c, or mailed
by Ely Uiothers, 50 Warren St., New York.
You can save money on Pianos and Or
Ras. You will always fin I the lnrgcs
stock, best makes and lowest prices.
PIANOS. From SI 75.00 and Upwards.
ORGANS, From $50.00 and Upwards
We sell on the installment plan. Pianos
$25.00 down and if 10.00 per month. Or
gans, tfto.oo down, 15.00 per month. Lib
eta' discount for cash. Sheet music, at one
half price. Musical merchandise of
kinds.
We handle Genuine Finger lltgh Arm
SEWING MACHINES,
15.00 down and ?.l.oo per month. Wc also
handle the Oemorcst Sewing Mar' ine, from
ifig.jO and upwards. Sewing Machine
Needles and Oil for all makes of Sewing
Machines. Pest makes of
WASH MACHINES,
FROM $4.00 UP TO $9.00.
J. SALTZERJ
-iT Music Rooms No. 115 West Main
St., below Market, Bloomsburg, Pa. 3ml 1 3
T11K MAKKKTS.
HLOUMSPUKU MARKET,.
rOKKSCTSD WBSStr. SITAIL PRICES
Butter per lb $
l-.ciis per tlozen
! l.aiil per lb
1 lam per pound
Pork, whole, per pound
Heel, quarter, per pound, . , .
Wheat per bushel
Oats "
Rve "
Wheat flour per bbl
Ha per ton
Potatoes per bushel,
Turnips
Onions "
Sweet potatoes per peck
Tallow per lb....
Shoulder " "
Side meat" "
Vinecar. nerqt.
Dried apples per ID
Dried cherries, pitted
Raspberries
Cow Hides per lb
Steer
CalfSkin
Sheep pelts
Shelled corn per bus
Corn meal, cwt. .
Rran, '
Choi "
Middling "
Chickens per lbnew
' " "old
Turkeys " '
Geese
Ducks
COAL.
No, 6, delivered. . .
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' 4 and s at yard
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To Try ttlntotia Miners.
nrHOlS. 1'n.. April 4. Twenty of the
men who participnted in the rioting nt
Ilomtio mines a few days nco were hold
for trial nt court. Five of them furnish
ed bail, and the others were taken to
Krookville juil. The V.i women and the
rest of the men who were arrested were
disohnrced. The sitimtion ut the work
ings of the Herwind-White company is
the same, none of the men returning to
work. At Ouhois there was a break in
the ranks of the strikers, 54 of them re
suming work.
Bin Contract For Coal.
PITTSBI'IMI, Ta., April 4. Tbe
Pittsburg Ooal company has just receiv
ed one of the largest contracts for coal
ever awarded a single company. The Na
tional Steel company. American Tin
Plate company nnd the American Steel
Hoop company have awarded to the local
coal concern a joint contract for supply
ing most of the conl used in the vniions
mills for a year. While the exact figures
on the dial are withheld, it is said ton
contract is worth In the neighborhood of
flO.lHHJ.tlOa
Departure of Commissioners.
WASHINGTON. April 4. Judge Taft.
president of the Philippine commission,
spent some time yesterday in consultation
with Secretary Hoot. He expects to
leave Washington this afternoon, going
to California by way of Chicago. He
will pay a brief visit to bis sister at Sau
Diego, but .will be in San Francisco by
the 13th iust. to meet the remainder of
the commission and to sail ou the 1,'lh
for Manila.
Died In Ills Carriage.
HEAPING, Pu., April 4. Colonel Da
vid Campbell, superintendent of the Em
pire Iron and Steel company's furnaces
here and one ot the most prominent iron
masters in the country, died suddenly in
bis carriage as he was returning from an
inspection of the Wheattit-ld mines, of
which he was manager.
Uoinir After Mar (iold.
MIDDI.KTOWN. N. Y April 4
Alvs KetctiHin of this city, from whom
burglars recently stole a cjiinntity of gold
dust which he hud secured iu the Klon
dike, is preparing to leave for Cupe
Nome to make another try for gold.
Movement of Cotton,
NEW OKLEANS. April 4.-Secretary
ilester's New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Statement shows that the movement of
cotton for March was fksO,r(;S bales
gainst (klM-Vr last year and 701.4U1
fear before last.
mm
"I had female trouble for eight
vears," writes Mr. L. J. Dennis, of
j8 East College St., Jacksonville,
Ills. " Words cannot express what I
suffered. sought rtlief among tk
mtdkal profession and found nont.
Friends urged me to try Dr. Pierce'i
Favorite Prescription. When I com
menced taking this medicine I weigh
ed ninety-five pounds. Now I weigh
one hundred and fifty-six pounds
more than I ever weighed before. I
was so bad I would Tie from day to
day and long for death to come and
relieve my Buffering. I had internal
inflammation, a disagreeable drain,
bearing down pain, and such distress
every month but now I never have
pain do all my own work and atn
strong and healthy woman."
lick womta art Invited to consult Dr.
Piercs by IMUr fit.
nu. Aadrsa Pr, B V
Corresponiltncc pri
fiere. Buffalo. K. V
Senntor Complimented on Securing;
I'auatr of l'orto 11 lean Bill.
WASHINGTON, April 4. A bunch of
beautiful dowers adorned the desk of
Mr. Foraker (O.l when the senate con
vened toduy. It was sent to him by
friends in recognition of his handling of
the Porto Iticau bill, which yesterday
passed the senate by a vote of 40 to 31.
Mr. Stewart presented a petition from
citizens of Cuba, representing If loO.OOO.
OtH) of capital, "praying congress to enact
a law prohibiting the use of thp United
States military power to prevent the
lauding of a competing cable from the
United States."
Mr. Morgan called attention to a rule
of the senate which provided that no pe
tition should be received from citixens of
n foreign country except through the
state department. He did not object to
the petition, because he believed that Cu
ba held such a relation to the I'nited
States as could be dissolved only by con
gress. Mr. Sponner said the rule was founded
In good sense, and be believed the peti
tion ought to come through the state de
partment. The chair held thnt the petition could
not be received if objection were made.
Mr. Stewart urged that the petitioa
did not come within the rule. The Cu
bans, having no other alternative, uppeal
ed to congress.
The petition finally was received and
ordered printed.
At the conclusion of morning business
the chair lnid before the senate the reso
lution declaring that Hon. M. S. Quay
was not entitled to a sent in the senate
from Pennsylvania? but the matter waa
laid over until tomorrow.
Without preliminary business the house
today resumed the consideration of the
bill to establish n territorial government
in IPiwnii. Mr. McDowell (O.l. a mem
ber of the committee on territories, was
the first sneaker.
While Mr. McDowell was speaking the
clerk of the senate appeared and an
nounced the passage of the Porto Kican
tariff bill "with sundry ume'idments, in
which the concurrence of the bouse is re
oiiested." There was no demonstration
when the annouuetment was made. The
bill was immediately referred under the
rules to the cuuiuiittee on ways and
means.
Mr. McDowell, as one of the original
opponents of tht sunriation of Hawaii
Inveicne-I aj-aiust tbe labor conditions ia
the islands aud the iutlui-iiee of corpora
tions there.
l'orto Rico's Finances.
WASHINGTON. April 4. The divi
sion of customs nnd insular affairs of the
war department gave out a statement of
the condition of the Porto Kienn treasury
for the month of February, Pltltl. The
most iinnorliint Item is tliat the deficit
for the month Is $J1.101. The total re
celpts for February. l'.HHI, were f lOO.tiM,
while the disbursements for the month
were Jflil.lJiiT. The bulance in the bunds
'of the treasurer of the Island Feb. 1,
P.HXl. .is S47.SMI.'.)S, which by Feb. 2S,
l'.HMI. had decreased to S l-.'i.Hii.S. The re
ceipts of the Island for the mouth of Feb
ruary. l!lH. ore divided us follows: Cus
toms. io.,...','J: postal, fi. :;; internal
revenue, ifJT.lNJ; miscellaneous, (3,1)37,
Pe iple are beginning to
thai tired feeling
lake things for
WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS FOR
District Olliee Managers in this State to rep
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counties. Willing to pnv yearly $600, pay
able weekly. DeMiaMe employment iih
unusual opportunities. References ex
changed. Enclor self-addiessed stamped
envelope. S. A. lark, -20 Caxton building,
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