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SCRANTON". PA.. MONDAY MOBNING, APRIL 2, 1894.
TWO CENTS A COPY.
of (be late
Izeis If ioimtm it m jjjjj in iMe its own ELilw OS
MRS WfV2!.A"Y iP3 - ' i NEVER CEASE J
h Carolina Has a -fk'ill I l(!Mfr'- m Voorll,:fcS m on tin I I MM
; iMJ3tt?zrfc4 lu ' y l.)y::,''
E8 ALL AROUND .:,vHI rWP" rfrYM iMi mi)L m HAS ANOTHER SCHEME
I Enforce a Law Ap-
IPopnl if Thirst, the
(Official Suddenly
Almost as Wiilj-
of Colonel Bi-ccken-
ti7;onir?s the City
jlerap'i Companies
IGrief In Eviry Direc-
OTON, S (' , April 1.
yor Dirgan nnttele-
o nl "f all posses t'i
jftkeflteinf eonateblet
1 1 ;cit ti town, s they
Tli in it la known would
men laid:, una ny tin--
coti9ibles w.tre fre to
lis-jil. It is learned that
u irv iv In u wasnn tior
t. Co;iHtlil afoLendon,
posed to have been uiort
n. niiil who was not
that esconot, was taWi'n
t night by fri-n l. C in -
las ioio to a i.i-n-atr h -il -1
attention. Hi as that
nf the pursuit ba was in h
red up with straw
tte ' fr 'in E I or i ee cam
Inrniutr to tend r ervi" in
Svre new. I I DV tli- o 1 1 ! -i
discuaaion of the cintter it as
to thank Florence for tlii all r,
it it wai not necessary to nave
His com hero. Whil" h"H' the
p He from Florence aiaiuueed
latter wonld h gout G wernor
advising liim thnt tha dispn-
kt that place could not atfuiu be
Id and i hat th constables would
h toler ilJd there.
MF TR' TF.KTY TO BE PROTECTED
' u0p1e of Darlinston ar deter
th it no d 8ni ition to state prop-
jhall be perniitted. und last, night,
fan attempt was mad-1 to loot tlie
Fnsiry, it was promptly restsie.i.
np me morning n euori was niano
jran:7. th cittzns to resist tti
itrv volunteers (bat Governor till-
hud called for. Miyor Dire in
. other prominent citiz-ns addressed
n,en ami aaviseil iti-m nor (ODDISH
ttempnitratioa. but to remain p'
tly qnit, :m th understanding whs
It Governor Tillman, npon tlio ml
be of Generat Earley. would do noth-
to "Xcite the nvop'.e, and that the
jtarv wonld, nndar nool rsumetaneea,
allowed to come here, General E ar-
l was of the opinion that there was
eolotely no occasion for the brinjring
the military.
people here did not at all like
a of having the H'est"rn Union
Inpii offios put nndar eeueorahip
imbia on their recount. With
ba posse hark in the city; all of
Bnstablea out of the county, and
leople bent npon k"ping the pone,
the news that 1100 troops irom
Tmhia have started on their wav
tliis hour, 8 p. m.. efo ts are
t made to bate the troops retnrn to
Bmbis, on the gronnil that their
'nee can no no possible good
THE TROOPS BRAVELY MARCH.
COIUMBI.Y, 8 C, April 1. Eleven
ompuiites ol stato troops left here al
ioVlo k tuis afternoon for the scene of
Lth disturbance. It i' said that the
troops are first tob- taken to Florence.
larhnt, is to be done with thin is a
lystery. General Uichbonrg, Who is
In command, would not say anything
ibr.nt. his orders.
The companies were divided in two
rpgim-nts and a colonol placed in com-
land of each regiment. Tlie troops
trent away on a special train over tha
Ulantic toast lin".
Three hnndre 1 volniteer citizens
armed with all manner of weapons ar
id shortly after the departure of the
Ips and are readv to obay the orders
the itovcrnor. More companies and
volunteers are to arrive. Not fa
in le heard h re from Darlington,
icoxr.iTm coinpanv will not r--
or send inessagHS to or from the
f nor.
CAUSK Or ANXIETY REMOVED.
Itv.-.V.RK. April . The following
latch lorn been recaivrd from tl B
inparintandrat of the, Western
in Telegraph company, from i lo
it,i!. 8. C. : "The mavor and sev-
II members of the citv government
apprehensive that it is thought
nogh'iut the country that Colombia
Iverv much disturbed. J hev will
oblitied if yon will state to the
s that the city is perfectly qniet
that, it has not been necesnarv to
I reuse the police force or take any
lsiml measnres whatever.
ASH1NOTOM. D. C. Anril 1. Sena-
lrtiv received the following tela-
im tins evening from John Gary
luis at Columbia. S, C. : "We are in
lunand of the situation. The conn-
Ijiiilitia hav regnon led nromntlv
(the law will be enforced at nil
d8. The people still rule.
-
SUICIDE OF M'JOB KELl.
.An Examiner in lb- Fsnslon Buraau
fibnots nimmlf.
Wasiiinoton, April 1. -Major Frank
ell, for twenty years an examiner in
he pansion btirean, committed snielde
his afternoon by abooting bimnelf
hii'iigh the bead. He was despondent
the time, owing to ill health.
lie was 5o years of nge. and left a
and three children, whose home is
u Cattermigus connty. New York.
ANOTHER BOY MURDERER.
Youthful Tasslon for Firearms Results
Fatally at Konnett's Fyuare.
Kknnett'k .'vtiARE, Ph., April 1
Andrew Milton, nge(l 12 years, anil
Charles Brown, aged 15, bis con-in, hud
a bnyiHh quarrel today.
The younger lad "shot and fatally
wounded the older one.
'UAP-N ''.TST nWMl 6kVvV Jfl OCOHMM I VV Flor,da Appolntmente-THe Barln
Warn , : 4wmwtv f H PJk V 0. 0,
x 1 1 -!m &&mK
"5t
5
VRf.l6.NT T'tTUS OP THE POJ.LAR.0-bNtCKINRIP&B CASE. I
NEWS OF THii! WEEK AS SEEN
NINTH BODY UNCOVERED.
The Heroes of the Gaylord Mine Make
Anothe- Ghr.stly Discovery
. h Their Work.
Wilkes-BIbbc, Aprii l While tb
wor It men at "tta (Jaylord abaft In Ply
month uvf flartrlnU away the fallen
dahria this liornlnii thej digoTered x
human hand protrndlnK from the loose
co'il. It Wli dhcolored and as black
as the coil u:roii idini; it, and cov
er d with naen and whir asool'1, Af
Ur several hours of hnrd work, it was
i.on learned that Ifaey had found the
ninth bo.'.v.
Reiiiovin'? it frmn the fallen rock and
coal it was taken, to the foot of the
haft where it trai identified as Joeph
Old. v.-ho leaves h widow and thr'"'
wmnll child rat, He was 10 years ot
ajfe. The remains ii-?re hrouht to the
surface at noon, and the funeral was
held into this afternoon.
The recner ire now about twenty
five fiot fro:n the njneh talked of bridge
where the work wits ein on at the
time of the grant fall. Tne other four
men remaiuins; under the debris may
he found within tha nxt twnty-fonr
hours, ns the workiaen have less tnan
fifty feet more to tr.
(ieneral Superintt'iident Daniel Ed
wnrdsis farniahing the families of tba
d"ti I men, at the expense of the Kins
ton Coal company, tvith ail the neces
giries an ! romfOTta of life and says he
will oontiom to do so nutil other pro
visions are made.
WILL NOT STRIK-: FOR FUN.
C! .ifi Id Minora E.fass to Ei-,rlors
Prnpncrd up-nilor of Work.
PmLLIFftBUBG, Omre connty. Pa.,
April 1. Contrary td expeetationa the
miners and drivers in the Beech Creuk
region at their mass m-etinfr in this
place this afternoon declined to en
dorse the proposed atlapenaion of work
of the Clearfield region miners
Tliey adopted a reiolntion to eo to
work tomorrow morning at the reduc
tion, nnd continue at work until or
dered on strike by the officers of the
national organisation,
SENATOR CAM t RON HAS GRIP.
Fmecta tj Tij ,bi to R sum Hin La
bors Thii Week.
WABHIHOTON.April 1. Senator Cam-
Bron imji been lyini: ill with the tfrip at
his residence here for the past .week,
bht is recovering and was much better
today.
He is now able to sit up nnd is hope
ful of getting to his seat in the senate
before the week is out.
TALSS from other lands.
Urnj;nay has a now rnbinet.
German fotce- in Damarnland, Africn,
have severely defeated I he savage army of
Chief Wilboor.
London papers compliment, Ambassador
Bayard on his excellent conduct of the
Bering Sea negntiiiti ns.
A strong hope that Liberal Unioniits
will return to ibo party fold is expressed
by (Hailstone it: a recent letter.
Representatives nf the trnnsatlatitic lines
ate conferring at Cologne relativu to rais
ing passenger and freight rates.
BmnroT William will return the visit
f Kmperor Braes, Jcaeph by aislting
Vienna on his way homo to Berlin.
Troops at Vienna have to protect the
gas workers, Imported to take the place of
the strikers, who are in riolouj mood.
The body of Bane Von Mnlow, tho com
poser, was Cremated at Hamburg before a
grraS crowd, Inclodlng many mil Iclnus.
In a furious battle between Albanians
nnd Kontenagrioa in the Balkan, lour of
the latter Wetsstain and soveral of the for
mer. Kits8ia will exclude foreign Jews from
Cltlsenibipi and compnl other foieignors
to give live year a' notice of thuir inten
tions. WnrSSW university has been closed he
cause of students' riots over the refusal of
the faculty to exHd an unpopular Hebrew
student.
The sunken wreck of the dynamite
steamer, Cabo MSCmCbaCO, in .Santai di r
harbor, has Dually been blown up by the
authorities.
Before the king nnd imeen of Oreece, di
plouints and many other notables, a hymn
io Apollo, wntten 'J.floO ysSri ago, was
sung at tlio French Archaeological school,
iu Atbeus.
GRUB-SEEKING PILGRIMS.
Coxjy's Soldiers Royally Received on
Pennsylvania Soil Five Loads
of Provision Donated.
BRAVEB FALLS, Pa.. April 1 This
was it red letter day for Coxmv, loO
recruits having joined the army here,
mi l besides this strong accession the
populace of Beaver Valley tender-d the
common wealera the biggest reception
received since the march was taken up
Tonight Mr. Cox-'y. Curl Browne and
"'Unknown" Hmith ure in a jubilant
frani" of mind and now more than ever
o-liev- their undertaking will be SU
nn qni vocal success.
The march from New Grilles to this
place v;is burren of anything of in
terest save thnt 'Unknown" Smith
rode new and handsome stee I whioh
arrived from CoXey'a slock farui lete
last night. Th- army wa on tha inarch
from 10 o'clock nntil 2 30, the Utter
hour being the time of arrival here.
Several stops were made en ronto, bnt
no rations were ssrved nntil the tired
and wearv traveler reached Camp Val
ley Forge on the College hill ground,
There were 180 men on fool while the
balance of the regiment rodo iu the
wagons
the entry into Heaver raits was in
the line of an ovation, the principil
streets being: blocked with peo
ple who wer attracted more through
idly curiosity than any other purpos
Tliis evening a mass meeting wis held
in the opera bona, .Cixey, Brown, at.
al., being the chief speakera. They
dwelt princlp'lllv open the big number
of recruits received nere.
In Connection with the increase of
the size of the army it appears that th
soldiers who have been on the march
since tha firit day, are growing dis
gusted over the small snpply of rations
and are inclined to think that with ntt
increased force the provisions will not
hold OUt l!re:id and black eoffe was
all they received here tonight after
thir walk of ten miles Five wagon
loids of provisions and :!") in cash w -re
donated by some citlz -ns nere.
Tomorrow morning tha army marches
on SewickUy. the fashionable suburb
of Allegheny c ntaty. A atop will bo
made at Economy, where Dns, the
lender of tile Eitonomites, will feed
them.
FUNERAL OF LOUIS KOSSUTH.
His Remains Followed W Cemtry by a
Proc-nslon Fiv- Mitrs Lintr.
Boda Pest, April l Louts Roisnth
was buried to lay. The pulisa and
military bad prepared for disorder and
evn riot, bnt nothing happetiu I to
disturb tlin solemnity of the d iy. Tiio
whole city in timed in oppressive sil
ence. The religions ceremony was
short. Tnere was a p.ini and than
Maurice Jokal, the author, rose to de
liver the funeral oration in behalf of
th" Hungarian deputies.
lie reviewed brli fly bnt eloquently
the mnit familiar incidents in the life
of the dead patriot. While th- coffin
was being removed to the funeral car
tho throng outside sang the revolution
ary air "Hzozat."
'The head of the procession left the
miicnm at 11 o'clock. The Honveds
of 1H-18 led the lint, carrying with
tin m their old standards and fl igs.
Behind them walked a thousand wo
men clothed in black. Then came
twenty canopied oar, tho clergy, Kos
suth', sons on foot, two Bsrrlngei with
women related to thu family, deputies,
delegates, committees, lociuttes, peas
tint and peSSSttts' wives, and hundreds
of little children in mourning. Thu
procession was nlinottu broad as the
roudwavi and was live miles Ioiik-
The Honveds entered the cemetery
nt , HO. Aa the body patsed through
tho gate a etndenls' chorus began sing
Ing a hymn. Kossuth was buried be
twasn peak and Batthvauyi, two Bnn
g iriaipatriots of ids time and politi
cal pendency.
MfJOK L CAKON DEAD.
Th London '1 n i Announca
ths
an
Death of the Famous Spy.
London, April 3 Tho Times
nounces this morning the death
Of
Major Le t'nron.
Tb lunj.ir gained notoriety in Am H
ica at the time he waa employed by the
British governmental a spy upm Irish-
ineii in America.
I ! IU I fll HI I ,
BY
THE TRIBUNE ARTIST.
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION.
Block of Houses Demolished in Alex
andriaSeven IVieo Killed and
Many Others Wounded.
Alexandria ind., April 1 Th
Wtiitu Side block on Main street vu
demolished by a t-rritic explosion ol
natural gas, thought to huvo resulted
from a leak in the basement, shortly
before midnight last night. Seven
Ulan were buried In tne ruins, four of
whom were burned to death und three
taken out badly injur-d.
The killed are: OgM Ball, Harry
BoWyer, Jes-p Han-ell, Charles Hover.
The Injdred are Willinui Heart,
bruised aoOOl the head and shoulders.
will reciter; William Pyle. proprletcr
of the barber shoo in the building
where all tiie viclims wuru at the lime,
dragged from the ruins, badly crush".!,
will die. James Scott, badly bnrne.i
and crhabed, will recover.
Two charred bodi-s were recovered
from the burning embers, but oould
md. oe ideutifl id.
The ground flaor was occupied by
Pylea barber shop, th American Ex
prase company's office and the White
aide Clothing SBtnblishmont, The II i"r
of the building rose like an earthquake
and foil all in a m iss ol ruins. Fire
started at onoe, and only the three
m-oi above named among the injured
could be extricated from the ruins be
fore the firemen were driven away by
the neat of the fl itnea, Tne loss to the
building and stocks will not exceed
110,000
TWO BOOlEi IDENTIFIED.
S:nnd Coipn Hns Bnn Ecoftnizsd a
Tbat of Ohsrla Oans.
Woonnritv, N. ., April 1. The
body of a man found at Faiince's Fish
ery today has been fully Identifle I as
that of Charles dans, the Bwedesboro
fanner, who left, ilia hotel at Q rmaiita
park on the night of Jan. 15 nnd was
never after seen alive. The body of a
tnan with a broken neck fon-id in a
small stream near Blackwood town,
Cum len county, on March 11. was
Identified by bis wif- end brother and
buried s that of dans His father and
sisters, DOW' ver. failed to identify it.
Patrick Kerwin, of Bwedesboro, and
D. P. Armstrong, who wore (i.ins' c ini
pmious, and who, it is said, had a quar
rel with the missing man, were arrest
i d for his murder. The Identification
of th" body found today was made by
the clothing, bills, a check drawn on
the Swedeaboro bank to the order of
himself and whic't boars his signature
The clothing, papers, etc., were Iden
tified by his brother, who, however,
was not positive about the body. The
body will be further examined tomoi
row, it post mortem nude and an In
quest, held.
HUMOR UNAPPRECIATED.
Robiuski's p il Font Jok '.Was
Re-
girded aS a Chesilutta,
Hazlkton, April 1 John BoblnsXd
was shot and probably fatal ly wounded
today by Antonio Qirabio, one of a
pat ly of Italians whom he caused lo
tall into a small strtam aa an April
fool joke
Uirabln nnd Ilia companions! have
disappeared.
I
FLASHED FROM THE WIRES.
The last t'ohunbian guard will bo'nius
lered out at Jaokrion park. Chicaijo , to
night. Disci'.very of nuggets of pure gold by
well diggers has throwu LavetB, Col., IntoV
wild excitement.
Saloonkeeper Philip Orth killed Farmer
Walter llalbday with an axe at Callicoon,
N. Y., for demanding more drink.
Fiends tried to wreck nn express by ob
structing a bridgo near Oxford, (., Ifut
their plot was foiled by the train's speed
It is expected that Sforderer I'reu'der
gast, who has been tamed down by 48
hours iu n Chicago dungeon. Will be banged
next l'Vidny.
Becaaep his iwsethaart, Agues Nieodem,
would not go to his former PeBuaylvaola
"nun-, Muuwig uopoes.01 llotdsville, iUnss.,
wounded her with a ballot ftnd 'then shot
himself
President J, M. Callowayj of the Doug
Insville college, one of the most prominent
educators of (foorsia, loui.initted suicide
reateraay, shooting inuisell through
heart. No cause is ItauwnJ
tbe
Got
STRIKING POTTERS' WAR.
The CUy Workers Bcco.ne a Howling
Mob and Terrorize a West
ern Town.
Bast Liverpool 0 April l The
city was practicilly in the handi of a
violent mob of .striking potteis Inst
night. -Mayor Motley and the city po
lice were powerless I o preserve order.
Pour hundred drunken and infuriated
m n aronred the streets, attacking ui-"i
who hud taken their places.
About t o'clock a nun named ' V .id
die ' Cook, who i working nt the Mc-
Nicol PoLtery eoupsny'a plant, was1
pursued by the strikers and Captured
and beaten. He v.m's taken to his
home by friends, A little later a Tren
ion man named Thomas O'N'eill, who
came here tinre tbe present trouble
began and started to work sttheMc-
Niaol Works, Was attacked He was
accompanied by his wife and the
crowd surrounded him. Mrs. O'Neill
fainted and was Carried away while
tbe police arrived and oid red the mob
to diaperse.
Tha strikers left the scene bnt did
not disperse, and pnraued seven other
non-union men at different times dur
ing the evening, bnt all eicaped with
out injury. A man named Gray, with
hia wife, sought tha protection of the
poiic-' and the two were arc mpanled
to their home by Chief or Police &II1,
Mayor llorle and two dli ers. ()::
several OOensioM the mob attempted to
surround hint. 1 stii demonstrations
wre also made toward several of tne
manufacturers who appeared on tbe
strots.
The men quietly dispersed about n
o'clock, No arrests w -r made. At a
uiasa moating of potters whicu was iu
progies at the grand opera lions- lim
ing tne eveuiug,reaolntione were passed
strongly oodemnlng the actions
.
BISMANCK'A BlRTHDaV
Xhe Lion Prlnco DalaSld with Ltterr,
Telegrams nnd Pri-senls
FgltDBntonSRUB, April 1. Prince
Bleutbrok io,- early to prepare for the
ardaona dntiaa of lite birthday. Just.
before he look his breakfast the bands
of the Ratsunrg (Lanenbnrg) riflemen,
the Thirty-first Infantry regiment
from the Altoua garrison and tun Ham
burg Choral union gathered in front, of
the oostie. They gave tho old chancel
lot his morning greeting between ! an i
10 o'clock.
As the prince left the house repeated
Cheers almost drowned tkomoeiu He
apoko with several members of the
Choral union and the binds, and eVvnt
nally presented a glass of beer to the
Kalsebnrg baudmaater, As the band
master took the glass Bismarck raised
an other one to his lips and tOSSS I oil
tne contents .it a draught. Tba crowd
Sheered as Bismarck sat down the glass
and he smiled and bowed.
Atllo'olocka mesienger arrived at
the castle with this dispatch dated al
Abbazi i on Apiil 1: "I send you my
heartiest congratulations Mv ai le da
camp, Major Voa Moll ka, is commis
sioned to band you in my name a cui
rass. The linn steel ol this cuirass,
v. inch is du-igued to liv round your
breist, may servo aa a symbol of the
(ieniiaii gratitude Whteh your linn
fidelity has brought ybn and which 1.
for my part, diiire to express most
vividly. Wllbelm, Imperator-Rex."
The n umber of letters and dispatches
reenived by the prince is bevoud all
records of his former birthdays. At
5 o'clock this afternoon 7,01)0 letters
and 4,580 telegrams had been counted
and the messengers were still busy
bringing mote, sangea from famous
men. princia and liiugi, are displnjol
on the dining room table.
Presents have been brought to the
cattle so rapidly that it has been Im
possible to unpack them nil. Tbe
castle yard looks like a frieght depot
It is piled high with barrels, kegs,
boxes and bundles of all shapes and
sizes.
n
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Jniin n. Larklo, of Pittsburg, will ba nt
iated by Comptroller Bcklaa aa a bi nh
examiner.
Itnator atnrpby waa mnob anrprtasd
Vesl"rilnv to learn llmt. lVtlnnixti'i' 'i n
erxl Blasoll Uit at ; a oarth-claa
pimtniaaler wlnnn thu tenator und lo
Sorted,
WSSHIKOTON, I). C, Ajiril 1.
crantiDRunw .i..ii,'.i....i. .i
Mt Voorh-'e, chalfman of th
Uiianca committee, calls up the
Urlfl bill In the senate ami
in dies the opening apateh ii will in
i u g urate a debate the end nd outcome
of which no man can foretell. Mr.
Voohees confidently expects the final
vote to be taken within six weeks; but
Mr. Voorheei' expectations on other
ocoaaiona nave not aiwava been res
led, Boine of his Democratic col
leagues nro not so sanguine, aiid no
Republican is willing to lix a period ol
less than two or ibroe moniha within
which a vote can be had on tho pas- ga
Of the Hauate taiilt bill,
CALL VS Till: ADMINISTRATION.
In t-xeutit ivs session on Monday Mr.
Call will insist upon the consideration
of certain Florida nominations, upon
which be Intends oppoiiug the admin
titration!
Mr. Morgan will report Hie Bering
sea bill and will ask Mr. Voorbees to
give way weuoesaay and p'.-ruilt the
bill to bo taken up and kept before the
senate until passed. Tbli will involve
i lean one closed legislative session,
Mr Mofgati also intends to call Up thu
Chinese treaty on Thursday
Tomorrow the O'Neill-joy contested
election rose is iiy-di, to bo taken up,
and is lo be pressed to a final cuiiclu
lion un ler the provisions of the spaeial
order. The English-Hilborn election
oeae.froui tue Tuird ditirlct of Califor
nia, la inclnUd within the terms ol
the or ler, and wl be taken Up as soon
as the O'Neill-Joy Contest lias been
disposed of,
BLAND WIU, lb'B UP SERENELY.
Mr. Bland has given t.otiffe that on
Tuesday be will ik the Iiquss to take
np his seignior. ag ' bill and put, it on .its
pasango, "tbe objections of tho execu
live te the contrary notwitbatandin ,r
Mr. Bland says his bill may occupy th
attention of the house for two days, bn:
gives no intimation of his opposition i
the chanc sfor passing jt (IVer th,, veto.
0,; of the leading Den rats of the
bouse w ho voted lor 'the bill says then
is not the alighteet l ope of ita'paaeagi
and that, iii his opinion, it will b
called up merely for the purp tea f
enabling some of its advocates to nu.kj
ipeeehes at its obseqnisa, Mr. Bland
says tuat aa soon na the leigniorogo
bill is out of tba way, he Will ask the
committee on coinage, weights nnd
measures to report a bill lor the tree
coinage of silver, and that he will urge
it upon tho attention of the hottee at
every opportunity until if is con
sidered, DI5HSTROU5 CONFLAGRATION,
Potty Families Ata Baadrdi Bomelosi
by the Blza.
SUNCOOK. N, II , April 1. Fire Inst
ni(ht destroyed tUrba latite tenement
Blocks owned by tho Oblna Manufao
tnring oompany. The block were in
anred. and ilia loa t sttimated at :'
OliO 1
Tbete blocks were occupied by forty
famlliea, who lost nearly everytuln(,
With one exception, uoua of itn'.,. lain
iliea r" in-lit- l ud tneir loss is from
in.0(i() to $13,000 Tbeoauaeof tbo
lire is unkuown,
TIltY DLLW OUI THE GAS.
Uatxprotad Kodaro Improvements at
Harrisbani rrov Fatal,
HARRloBORO, Til.. April 1 Friday
nilit William Bowaii and .loim Dud
ley, tin plate workers, recently arrived
from Walee, blew put tliw ui.s when
they retired al Groves' hotel. Yeater
day morning Bowen waa fend dead
Mud hit companion was uuooosoioua.
Alter iuur hours of hard work lv
was restored to ooneoionsnets nnd re-
UOVod lo tile hospital.
IKITXHOOVIR I M PR u V I KG.
Thi Oonfeasmaii R tiina E,i:y hi ries-
Ut, XhoUSb i tilt Week.
Cabusu, Pa., April 1, Congress
mail Buliahoaver's pbysielana stated
this evening thnt Mr. B Itaboover's
condition was much improved, nl
thoiuh he wile very went. Hu isIe,I
Wall during tne nikht,
Na person is permitted to aee hkn,
CGNOENS1.D iTATE NLWS.
I(a men liavo combined ill la liano to
keep np prloee.
The mayor of R-adin( ln put lt foot
down upon aparrlng matthea tui prlae
ngnta.
Philadelpbiana may build summer
hotel nn the mountain nt TuoibHug Run,
PottevUle,
The atomach pump bandlM by n ntiyalc
Ian aaved Utaa Roale Brajnlt, ol Ciebanou,
who attempted auiclde eltb taudanttin.
Adjutant Qaneral rffeanland has re
ceived word that I'tah Uaboat to organ
ize n Natluatd (JnsVd patterned ui'tr
PenuaylvanbwL
June SB end MA late rnnveution of
Pennsvlrunle Lyflfierans will bo held in
HarrUburir. l-v '1 Lhtbereu Bociety will
he m tit li' I Lo 'In leleirates, an J Control
nisooiatloal , livt.
WfATHF.K LwKECAST.
t 1 WAsiii.viriM, Mnrch 8L Fon
ini'iiri ""'ii'".' tor ..i-.
VP
' iritunlcttiiirt, ganrraUy fair and
"', nurinipon Hiittus, lor
II r.iti'j .i Vim , i.i ....,
Mr, noi l'i iink thifttng to nisf
THE DEMANt) foi
iViniming Laces
this season 13 11 n par
alleled and designs
more attractive than
ever before. We are
now showing an im
mense variety of the
most popular and
novel styles, includ
ing
Point Veiiise,
Point De G-no,
Point Do Esprit,
Houiton and Marquise,
In White, Ecru nnd -Butter Shades;
Piatt Bah, in all widths.
Fine Torchons and Medicis,
White Ecru and Black
Cialooiio.
Elegant stock of BLACK
LACES, in Marxuie, Bor
deaux and 0hantilly3.
Cur U3iial line of Real
Laces and Lace Handker
chiefs, in Duchssse, Ens
lish Thread, Valenciennes,
Etc.
510 and fill Lackawanna Aye,
iE GUTTft PERCHU RUBBED I'FDCa'S
FAMOUS
Maltese Cross
RUBBER BELTING AND HOSE.
CHAS a. SCBIEREN & CO '3
PERFORATED ELECTRIC
And Oak-tanned Leather Bel'.itii
H. A. King sbury
AOKNT
313 Sprwu St., Scnnton, Pa.
Lewis, Reilly & hm
V;-.'-- .v..
V.' , ; :w
ini'irr
-i vi ; ' t-
.i -
"1 ''.
Onrin ii ' Oenilemea's Rhrea at
BO, ats fS.WeaH r i lop. They
ure i,,,i"' no VH'.- nnd Knmfmt -
LKWI RKILM .'. HAVIKS, III
itiilta mV " luileauU him! lle.iell.
We Examine Eyes
Fto of oh urge. If a doctor ii
needod you ore promptly toll!
bo, We also gnitmnlou a per
fect lit.
Creat reduction in prica3
of Out Glas3 and Silver
warn for one week only.
r - ..an i
tl TifT T- V -
i mm
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21b WYOMING AVE
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