a Tamas ANAT J. W. BISHOP the quality o coal as there is between white and yellow sugar. We sell nothing but the celcbrated Lehigh Valley fresh mined aathra- cite. We also sell Bituminous aad wood. Our specialty is prompt service and the lowest market price, J. W. BISHOP, 103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhart Bldg. Both Phoaes, ! wooOn wOob|! WOOD OF SAYRE GENERAL BANKING THREE PERCENT INTEREST Paid on Time Deposits. DIARCTORS. BP. Wibar, J. N. Weaver, W. A. Wilbur, J. W. Blabhop, J. . Wheelock. W T. Gosdnow, O. LL. Raverty, Seward Baldwia, PF. T. Page. RF. Page, Cashier. D. CLAREY COAL (0. Lehigh Valley Coal HARD AND SOFT WOOD Best Quality & Prompt Delivery Guaranteed Bradiued Btreet Yard Phone, 1354 jOfie% 44 Raynced £ Haupt State, Sayre ELMER A. WILBER, Wholesaler of ines, Beer and Ales. OUR GPRCIALTIES LEMGH CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER- Finnish Fiorda Between Autecratic Hnle and Peo. ple as Represented by the Lower House, ST. PETERSBURG, Jane 18 stated that It is Eniperor critise in Finolsh flunds on board Such a decision sees to tewnpt fate ihe Labor party In the douma has dissolved, that st po Hee win he members jJeave thelr pogroms” aud the sufferluogs of th shausted all weans to this end An official counpuuleation has been ascertained, but It is The three delegates sent there by the The rioting has apparently burned No farther blowlshed is ex This coufidence is based on the ac took the un procession by Jewish This measure, alded by clergy, who yesterday Russisn Poland addressed imploring them Catholic colgregations eficacions in calming population. The Catholics of was fo have been held WICH BREWING CO'S. ALES. E. E. Reynolds, REAL ESTATE For mie in Athens, Sayre and Waverly. the country seems to be on the verge of another gigantic upheaval [nn Bt Petersburg and Moscow the populace Is greatly excited, and nothing is talked of excep! a geueral political strike, which would Lring the government to its knees. The proletariat leaders, who bave been preparing for months for a The sgrarinn troubles now sre The proletariat leaders are L. B. DENISON, M. D. Offices, Rooms 3 and 4 Talmadge Building, Bimer Ave. Valley Phone at office and residence. a will lose half its zest with- out a glass of good ALE, such as Stegmaiers’ SUSQUEHANNA ALE It possesses a flavor distinct- ly its own. It is brilliant, pale in color, with cream full and rich. Try a case today Put up in pints or half pints Inciplent strikes In St Petersburg The committee of the unem- The bakers of 8t. Petersburg and ad- I'he strects were filled with A press correspondent was stopped usounced that those who had money Near Warsaw a band of terrorists driver and his plundered the At 8 o'clock last night five terrorists The assassins es The Jews of Warsaw are uneasy, but Start of Organized Massacre, LONDON, June 15 ~The Dally Tele It Is dated telegram BISHOP OF SEOUL ATTACKED, Japancrer Soldiers Cause Trouble In Cathedral at Korean (aplial. SEOUL, Korva, June IS Myr Mua tel, Homan Catholic bishop at Seoul, was assaulted while performing mass by some Japanese soldiers who had entered the cathedral during the sery lee and were smoking aud laughing, thus disturbing the service The Lishop went to the men and told them they must desist of leave The «lf fice Finally one of the J pale se sol dlers struck the Lishop a heavy blow on the face the soldiers arrested and the proceeded with the service Trouble bas Japan and Russia regarding the delay of the new Russian consul general in Korea M lateon, owing to diflculties over his cxequator, which Kussia holds ust be signed by the etperor of Ko rea, while Japan declines to Indorse that view, holllug the wlkado to be the proper source Daluy will be opened by the Japanese government as a free port. this move to the cfforts ta draw the trade of Manchuria from Yiugkow via the south Liautonk port merchants at ladivostok fire agitating for the opening of that port A revival of Boxerisw and consider able bricandage are reported from va- rious sections of north China. In the Amur district a number of Chinese oft been murdered In Man- charia brigands beld up a train and robbed the passengers of valuables, With the result that Jupan bas placed guards ou all trains Advices from the seat of the Korean lnsurrecttan show that at Honglu = force of Japanese with artillery blow up the city gate and rushed the city Five hundred occupying that place were defeated and Mingcehiong sik. the leader, was killed, with many others. The Japanese are taking ad. Vaulage of the failure of the Korean troops ta cope with the lusurrection to strengthen their political position in Korea Gendarines were sent for, Bishop risen lwiween belug due Russian clals have rebels GREAT CHESS MASTER DEAD. Harry Plilsbury, Champion of Knight and Pawn, Dead at Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, June 'S Harry Nelson Pillsbury, the waster dled here vesterday of apoplexy after an illness of many mouths Pillsbury was bora Dec 8 1X72. at Somerville, Mass, where the body will be takewn. the funeral to be Leld there tomorrow Pillsbury learned the rudiments of chess when be was sixteen vears old it the Deschapelies Chess club ju Bos ton His first notable victory was a score of ii to 4 In a watch with Jon F Bar ry of Boston In INO1. In ING he won the New York city tournament with a tots] score of 7 out of a possible 0 and in INOS won tirst prize at the Hastings fouroAament against many of the strongest players of the world Ibis victory logically made him one of the nguartet of the then most fa mous players named to compete at St Petersburg Lasker, Steinitz in and Pillsbury world champion, 21 chess Fehigor His score with the Lasker, was 8% to 2 In 1507 Pillsbury won frown Showal ter the American chess champlouship which be confirtued by a second mateh with Bhowaltor (on 18us Ia all Plllsbury plaved In fourteen International chess tournaments and wns a price winuer in all except at Cambridge Springs, Pa, In 1804, when liiness bad already fastened ftself up on him Pillsbury showed his chess genius not alone by match and tournament play. At blindfold chess, it is said. his record has never been equaled At Moscow he played twenty-two HAes without seeing the boards and at Phil Adelphia tweuty games, which feat he repented at Vienna Memorial te Carl Schurs. NEW YORK, June 18 ~The commit. tee of 100 citizens of New York or ganized to take measures to establish an appropriate national memorial to the late Carl Schurz, has been com pleted. The membership comprises a notably representative list of nen identified with various public affairs with which Mr. Schurz was actively in touch. Joseph H. Choate is to serve As chalrman, Gustay H. Schwab as vice chairman, [saac N Seligman as treasurer and George Mo Aheuy as sec retary President Hamilton at Tofts. MEDFOKD, Mas<. June 18 Presi deat Frederick Willlmin Hamtlton de Hvered the baccalaureate sermon to the gradunting classes of Tufts col lege, lucinding the medical and dental schools, Iu Goddard chapel yesterday afternoon His general theme way “The Function of an Academie lustity ton,” which he defined as “the Hitting of men sud wolnen for leadership in the various affairs of lite” King Hankon Corouation Friday. TRONDHJEM, Norway, June 18 The coronation of Kiug Hankou VII of Norwny will take place on June 22 at the cathedral at Trondhjems. The bishop of Trondhjem will anolut the king with sacred oll, after which the crown will be placed on his head by Premier Michelsen Hundred Kitled at Progranitechnnin VLADIVOSTOK, June 18 A pas seuger train was derailed at Progran itschnala station, on the Chinese East ern railway, and 100 persons were killed or Injured. Remembered Maximo Gomes. HAVANA, June 15 The annlysreary of the-desth of Maximo Gomez way celebrated here I= biasing u commem. 3! TE HITS TELLING BLOWS Roosevelt Reviews Errors of Wadsworth's Bill ADANS ACCEPTS PRESIDENT'S PLAN “Not Necessary does,” to Answer Innuen- Says Executive; “What | Want Is n Rigid Inspection, Not a Sham.” WASHINGTON, June 18 President velt Las made public the second letter hie bas seut (o Chalrman Wads worth of the house agricultural cow the fauits of th which the has prepared as a substitute for the Beveridge amendment in the president's estimation, 1s cal culated to renedy the crying evils of the slaughter house and packing Louse His letter says In part “Iu the first place 1 wish to prompt ly acknowledge the one portion of your letter in Koos Hilttes bearing on eat lpspedctio Hicasure cotimitte. which system which you are lu the right. 1 was in <rror iu the statement which 1 froin Benator Bey erkdge that there was go provision for makivg the plants sccessible at all hours to the Inspectors. The provision was put In In auother piace. but it is not as gol as the originsl provision “The cuurt pruvision Is the cue to which | most object, although by ne means the only one to which | object It is cue of many Ag regards this 1 wish to repeat that If deliberately de signed to prevent the remedying of the #viis complained of this Is the exact provision which the friends of the packers and the packers themselves would have provided. It 13 absurd wo assert that any such provision ls needed “If the bill as you reported it from the committee were enacted into law you would have the functions of the secretary of agriculture narrowly lim ited, 80 as to be purely ministerial, aud when he declare! a ghveu slanghter Bouse Inssuitary or a given product anwhaolesome, acting on the Judgment of the government experts, you would put on the Judge who had no knowl edge whatever of the conditious, the bunlen of statfug whether or not the secretary was right lo ‘hicago. for instance, you would wade any judge whom the packers chose to designate and uot the experts of the department of agriculture the man to decide on any question of any Kind which the packers thought {t worth while to dis pute. (Yon may possibly remember the receut jodicial decision un Chilcsgo lo which the packers were concerned 1 wish to repeat that this provision ls, iu my judgment, one which, if enncted nto law, will nullify the major part of the good which cau be expected from the enactweut of this jaw "To so wuch of your letter ag speaks f my having made innuendoss atihut & conunittes of the house or of your knowledge of the English language, ete, It ls not tecessary to make any answer. You state that if | or wy ad visers will paint out specitically where lu the LHI falls to accomplish my pur pote ‘it will Le promptly reioedied © 1 fi happy to tell you that I Luve tlay seen un member of your committee, Mr Adaws, sewing him by request of Speaker Cannon, and went over with him, together with Mr McCabe and Mr. Reynolds, the various points tn which the bill as you have reported it falls to accomplish our purpose and minde the specific recommendation Le essary In each case to rewedy the fall ure, and lu each case Mr. Adams stated that he persouslly would accept the alterntions we proposed. He agrvas with we that the court review proposi tion should be excluded He agrees 8s to the dozen other changes which we think should be made “1 care not a whit for the language of the amendment. What 1 am con cerned with (s to have It accomplish the object | have In view namely, a thorough and rigid and not a sham in spection. In my judgment the amend mient as reported by you falls to ac complish this object, whereas the Bev eridye amendment and the house amendment with the changes which Mr. Adnice hos stated be will gladly accept, both substantially accomplish the purpose | have in view ™ iain acvepled New York Quarantincs Cuban. HAVANA June Is New York's quarantine regulations against Cuba Was a surprise to Cabans lhere have been two cused of yellow fever io the island since Jauuary, one In May in Matanzas province and the other In June in Havana. The forwer died and the latter recovered. At present there are no cases of fever and no Suspects Cloudburst Near Paterson, N J. PATERSON, NJ, June IN Parts of Brida and Lote's ponds nt Hale don, a suburb of Paterson ried awny LY 2 clowdburst brook. the outlet fo aver owed its bauks, avd the country be Haledon and Paterson one mille aud a half long aud a wile wide, was unler water Welw oar Mollyon's the ponds tween about Unknown Found Near Sandy Hook. SANDY HOOK, N J June IN The body of n middie aged man. with a Hght mustache and weighing about 145 pounds, was pleked up by the crew of the sloop yacht Elsa off Romer bescon aud brought to Sandy Hook The lauly was fully dressed and had \Wprpareutly been lu the water about a week Kalser Will Be Firet. CHRISTIANIA. Norway, June 18 The announcement that Emperor Wil Ham will visit King Haakon in July has been received with great satisfac tion, It will be the first visit of a for eign ruler to the reestablished king dom and therefore atrotgly appeals to BROOKLYN SHUT OUT. Police Make Five Arrests at Sonday Hall Game. BROOKLYN, Juue 1% - Sunday base ball playlug by professional leans was resuined here yesterday, and Cinclo atl defeated Hrooklyn by a scure.of 3 to 0 after the police had made five frrests In order that a test case way be made in the local courts Those taken into custidy were Pres ident Charles HH. Ebblwtts Manager Patrick Donovan aud Piteher Malcolm Eason of the Brooklyn club and Man ager Edward Hauolon and Plicher Charles C. Fraser of the Cinclunatl Eason had pitched bat two Lalls to Fraser when a police captain and several detectives walked upon the field and made the arrests Ile ac cused men were taken to a nearby po Hee station and sdimitted to ball 1§ TT Kiliie hen provecded without luterrup tion Fully people attended, aud practically all of them placed contr butions ln convenient boxes at the vari Ons entrances club 12 (6%; It ix upon the question as to whether or not these voluntary offerings subterfuge for pald admissions that the legality of Sunday Lail playing Ia Brooklyn Latgs Seanlon finally pitched the game for Brooklyu and Ewing was iu the box for Cluciunatl The latter bad the best of it all the way through coustitfule a BASEBALL SCORES. Games Played Saturday In the Ya- tional and American Leagues. NATIONAL LEAGUE ' At New York S 1. Brown Raut Howermar At ik Clnclunatl. 3. Boston, 4 Weimer Schiet Young Witherup, Nesd- ham AMERICAN LEAGUE At Detroit New York ¢€ Detroit, Chesbiro. McGuire, Kilian Warner At Cleveland Fhiladelphia. 4; and, § Bender, Bohreck mis At Chicagyp Tanuehlll Sullivgn At St Louts Washington, §, 8: L C. Bmith Sudhoft, Smith, Glade Richey Cleve Rhoades Be Boston, ¢. Chicago, & Winter, Armbruster Altrock Louis, Wakefield, Lk Chicago Punched Thelr Hits. CHICAGO, June IN The Cllcago Americans bunched their hits here ves terday and defeated Boston Ly a score of 8 to 1. The visitors took the lead in the sixth innlug and Chicago tied {n the seventh In a battiug mally in the eighth lnulng Chicago scored two more runs. Washington Made Errors. 8T. LOUIS, June 18 lu the Ameri call leayue mbtch here opportune hit ting. fullowing errors by Washiongtn wou for St Louls yesterday by a sere of Ttos Kramer Wom on Wheel at Parts. VINCENNES, June IS Frank Kra wer, the American blcyvele rider. won the city of Parle grand prize, valued at $1.00 Repablicans at Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, June 1S ln the sale assembly rou In Musical Fund hall where, on June 17. 1856 the Re publicau party opened {t= first pation which named Fremont and Daytou se its presidential ticket there gathered Lundreds of Republle ans from different sections of the coun try to commemorate the event. It was the oponlig meeting of a four days’ velabration of the fiftiath anniversary of the Hepublican purty under the auspices of the National Republican league, which begiue Its aunus! con veutlon bere tixlay Governor Penny packer of Penusyivanla presided and lutroduced the Rev Edgar M Lavy, a Baptist clergyman of this city, who delivered the 'nveeation as he Ald at the opentug of the convention fifty years ago di culvention Twentieth Centary Flier Wreeeked. BUFFALO, June IN The Twen tieth Century filer on the Luke Shore Was wrecked near West Sencca, two Miles wost of Lure, erly in the day I'he wreck wae a bad one. aud It ts cousldered miraculous that no one was killed Ove day coach and five slew) ers were badly smashed The wreck It Is belleved, was caused Ly a split rall, The coupling between the eu gine aud the first car was broken, aul the engine bumped along the tles for 500 feet before it was brought to a stop. There were sixty seven passen gers ou the train. All of then were badly shakeu up and a few bruised slightly Seddons’ Hody Lying In State WELLINGTON, New Zealaud, June 1S -The steauer OUwestry Grange Leariog the body of Preuler Neddous, who died on board the vessel shortly after It deft Syduey June 10 for New Zealand, has arrived here Fhousands of persons landing of the casket, and the Landy Is now Ivlug ln state In the parliament bullding the fuperal will take place bere next Thursday witnessed the Ryan Annex Bulldiog Destroyed ST. PAUL Mian, June 18 The six story nunex bullding bere was Kutt] Ly fre The Ing and stocks of occupants Is $4040 ax) A series of gas explostons prevented the firemen from getting at the tawes and caused the blaze to spread through: out the structure, yan damage to mild t. Louis Loses $103,000 by Fires. NT LOUIS June IN morning fires did at S105 (ami hy Lwo early damage esthinated gutting a five story of fice bulltiug and burniog a Inrge livery sud undertaking estabhlishuient. Fifty horses were Incinerated In the Intter Judge Wiguin Dead at Malden, MALDEN, Mass, June 18 Judge Joseph F. Wiggin, formerly mayor of after a lingering illness. He was six. relght years old. A wife and nlae STAR FOR OKLAHOMA Boomer’ Paradite Adds An- other Frub.em to Our Flag. INDIAN TEK! ITORY J0INS NEW STATE Now We Walt For Marriage of Ari. Suhn and land of Sunshine and Sliver. Who Have wut to Say “1 Will WASHINGTON ern jollification teak jrlace Horse Ww lie Presudent He veil af Lxesd Lis wae to ie Uklal Fane In lal stale Looe LIN At the ceremony the two pens lo sign the president used] Hieastre I hie natne “lheadore” he wrote with a gold pen frou Arizona aod “Rooseselt” was with the from Oklalioma As the presi ritten quill point of an eagle's dent finished writing Li= nawe ga crond of Oklahowa Isstiier= all th who have lew hers =es=sioh working lke Ire) itis for the H, st up a shout that was heard for two blocks, and a gen eral handshake all around was iu or der Those who wituessed the Bnal act of Creating oue and possibly two new Beveridge of and Representative states jacluded Seustor Tudinua Hawiiton of Michigan whe fought for the meas ure through the two Bless Loiisea of con Dielegute Maguire of Oklaboma and a party frow that territory, [wle gate Andrews of New Mexico, Baron Speck vou Sternburg, the German aw bassador. who happened to be in the president's office. Ne Loeb and MC House rapher charge of the en Krossed bills that cowie down from the capitol to the White House After the clhieering aud the hiandshak- Ing the president wade a little address to those present, ir retat Latta, the White who has steno. which he took oo cvlgTatulate Seuator Bev eridyee nud Hey Hamilton on the Lappy outcome of their loug fght for the statehood law He gratulated Oklahoma and casion to fesentative Hisar coh Indian Ter ritory and expressed the hoje that Ard ona would place wr st j* of ap provel oa the nll \ ding (oo duile futo the | pion th \. i fon The pens president signe] thie Ll ore Revrelary Loeb several weeks aun ticipation of the occasion and will be seit to the historical societies of Arizons and Uk laboma, to be trewsured io their mu Seuss The law grautin oma aud Iudia: rong aud New bears the Roosevelt tor Kea of New Jersev aoting presi dent pro tem of the sents Lhe new star cannot be placed on the fay until Tuly 4, 17 with which the stats wun] to Okla Territory and to Ard Mexico, If they agnew, sigtatures of President Speshor Cannon and Seua One Killed When Trolley Lpeet, FAIRFIELD, Coun, June IS truck trolley car, Just abont to Bildgeport from Fairfield trucks at the curve bridge, ran along the A ole vuler Jutiped the near Ash creek roadway for about seveuty five feet and overturned [Twelve persons were on the ear, which pinued four of the passengers beneath It. Charles Weidlich of Bridgeport was crualied to death his skull belug frac tured aud croshed In Weldlleh was accompanied by his wife aud chlld. both of whow were serious ly but not fatally Injured. Mrs Well leh was bruised about the Daely, cut and otherwise injured awd is now Ip a serious coudition. Three other porsous were seriously injured was held several ribs The wotorwan Angell at Aun Arbor on “Honesty.” ANN ARBOR, Mich, June IN Pres ident James B Angell of the Univer sity of Michigan deliveriug the bac calaurvate address last night to the sraduntiog class of law took for his subject "Honesty President Auxell poluted to recent discoveries of dis honesty In high places aud urged the Wraduntes to uerve thewusalves for a struggle to thelr pure and lofty Ideals of duty and life no matter how others, wo wore gifted and on et ter tralued policy for wealth or professional success maintain seclued by unscrupulous to be passing abivad in the race Valuable (ar a Wreck STAMBPOKD Juue 15 Au automobile owned by James Rapelyea of New York, who friends burned just west of the ity Ihe car nd down, and after the wen hind most of the alght atre the break they started to walk to the Iy Nhortly after their toun with a party of was cotning to this city, was carly in the morning broken pent ipting to fepalr leaving the car tire broke out The biage was ex tinguished by the u of chemiianls hut the car which was valued at 84am was practiondt ruined Lester to He Buried at Savannah WASHINGTON June IN The fu neral of Hepes Loster of tied Livre Saturday night fr Hintive Groorgia dx the result of a fall in the Calro partiient house will take place from St John's Kplsoopal church, Savaonuah on Wednesday next Sangerfcat at Waterbury. WATERBURY June IN The thirteenth state Geran pens here today and Is probably the of recent muasteal cel Rolwrts and his staff are the guests of the local Ger man societies sangerfest Most elabarat bentions Governor Fast Train In Ditech SARATOGA NY June IN A fast mall train on the Boston and Malpe rallroad left the ralls and was thrown into the diteh In a bad washout near Saratoga caused hy the terrific storm which raged bere all night. No lives were lost. a - “ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT” PRICE ONE CENT UMMER EASON PECIALTIZS It's summer sure enongh . nd summer peeds of all *orie r rg in demand. Wa have heen work-ng hard in the interests of onr patrons for several weeks past and have snccesded in seenring many special bargain lots in fashionable and trustworthy merchandise at real money-saving prices. A few of the lets are mentioned below. Others in different lines will be announced from time to time as they arrive, Meanwhile, our advice is watch Globe Warehouse “ads” if you want the best for least money. Wednesday Special A No. 40, all silk ribbon, is at 10c the yard. We offer on Wed- nesday Nos 40, 60 and 80, all silk laffeta Ribbons in all colors for ane day only, Wednesday, 10e. Special for the Week 1004 yards of India Linen, 20¢ kind. Special 12}e Skirtings Beautiful 34 in double fold Dress Goods (greys of course) 10e. 34 in Wal Skirtings, 20¢. 54 1a Greys, light and medium, worth 75¢ Sale | rice 59. 54 in. Wool Skirting, six patterns, all new shadow plaids, the advages styles of the Fall season, worth §1. Special (be Mohair Special 35mm Cream Mohair, makes a beautiful summer suit, 35¢. 44 10. White Sicilian, will wash and look like new, worth 85¢. Speo- al 49¢ Summer Batistes A table full of 12'¢c an fully printed mot ~wiuef)8 week, i-w 7 Just Another Word You know how very ~ white goods are this year. We quote below a few up-to-date fabrics, no back numbers among them. French Orgaudie, very sheer, 15c. 418 in. Persian Lewn, 20¢. 48 in. Persian Law n, 25¢. 48 in Persian Lawn, 35¢. 8 in. French Lawnp, 30¢, 35¢, 40¢, 15¢, S0¢, U5e Leno De Amerique, 20c, 250, 280, 30¢ Dotted Mulls, 121¢, 16¢, 200, 25¢. Imported aud domestic makes di- rect from the mills to you, saving the jobbers’ profit for you. Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave. VALLEY "PHONE. Permanent Dentistry A quarter of a century ago we placed some gold fillings in the teeth fo a well known gentleman at pres- cnt a resident of Sayre, These Sl mgs today are Just as bright, Sirm and uscful as the day they were made We will tell you the name of the party, of you wish to see him ourself variations in dental workmanship, just as there are dif. ferences an the various brands of Four. If you desire the highest de= grec of proficiency—the skill and bnoncledge that will make YOUR flings seriaceablc twenty five years from today—come in or ‘phone for an appointment. On the other hand, if you take pleasure in having your tecth plled over and over again evry , you should go elsewhere —we do not do that ind of werk, There are year or fie J.W. Murrelle, D.D.S., 106 Centre St., ATHENS, PA. Valley *Phone 93 D.,
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