EASY FOR CONSnTOTION
h Second Race, the Nw Taoht Ii
Again Victorious.
tEST OF IT8 KINO EVER BUILT.
Yesterday's Contest the Most Remark
able of All Race for America's
Cup Columbia end Independence
Defeated, but net Dlemayed.
Bateman'a Point, Newport. R. L.
Jsly 9 - The race yesterday between
the HcrreshoC yachts, Coostltutloa
aad. Columbia, and the Orowlaahleli
yarht Independence was won baadlly
by the Constitution, which finished at
4.14. beating the Columbia over three
Biles and the Independence nins and
ae-half mile.
Of all the conquests la the history
of the renowned raess for ths Ameri
ca' cup that of yeaterday Is the most
remarkable. The Constitution prored
herself, the beat light weather craft
of thla generation. Volunteer. Vigilant, ;
Defender and Columbia bare In the i
past achloved wonderful and glorious
tbinKB In the cauee of defending the
cup, hut the new Bristol sloop's work j
yesterday capped the climax and es-
tablishod her as a record breaker In
light airs. She has accomplished what
yachtsmen conaldered Impossible In
so summarily beating the Columbia,
while her performance has put the In
dependence entirely out of the running
In conditions like those of yesterday.
What her showing may be in heavy
weather Is Htlll a matter of conjecture,
as It Is with the Independence, but the
experts are now almost ready to ac
cept any achievement of the Constitu
tion without surprise.
Mention should be made of the
valiant efforts the old ship Columbia
made to escape from the hoodoo of
greater merit on the part of the Con
stitution. The brave and determined
efforts of P. D. Morgan, the plucky
amateur Hnrr, the able skipper and
a crew wrhnse like can never be sur
passed, who kept up the great light
to the finish and In the smart handling
of the sails never loBt a point, were all
recognized by appreciative spectators.
That she lost was owing to the same
reason that Defender lost the contest.
She was outclassed as a veasel.
REFUSE WELSH'S OFFER.
Reading Railway Shop Handa Resolvs
to Stay Out.
Reading. Pa., July 9. Indications
this morning are that the strike of
Reading Railway shop hands will con
tinue for an Indefinite period. The
strikers held a lengthy session yester
day afternoon and by a unanimous
vote, though one thousand men were
present, agreed to reject the second
proposition of Acting President Welsh
and to stand out for better terms.
In their grievance addressed to the
company the men have requeate I that
their wages be advanced from 14 to
18 centH per hour. They want a nine
hour day, claiming that the twelve
and fourteen hours made are too long
In this hot season. They ask for dou
ble time for all over time on Sundays
and holidays and time and half on all
other overtime.
Word has been received from
Wayne Junction and Newberry Junc
tion, the only points along the entire
line where the company would be in
a position to reload its freight, that
the men there would refuse to allow
that work to be done at either point.
Sunday School Reform in Question.
Detroit. Mich., July 8. The fourth
annual convention of the American So
ciety of Religious Education opened
yesterday afternoon in the Central M.
E. church with an attendance of two
hundred. At the first session Prof. J.
N. Jones, l'h. D., of Cleveland. Ohio,
and Francis Wayland Parker, of Chi
cago Institute, apoke on "The Sunday
School as it should be." Both speak
ers advocated teaching children what
they ought to be morally at the same
time they are Instructed in their books,
In the day schools. Prof. Jones argued
that normal schools should be estab
lished for the Instruction of Sunday
School teachers and that they should
be paid salaries. Mr. Parker came out
strongly against the singing of such
hymns as "I want to be an angel, H
and urged that the Sunday Schools be
put on a more common sense, practical
basis.
St. Louis Starts Fsir Work Esrly.
St. Louts, July 9. President David
R. Francis, of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition company, returned from the
east yesterday and Immediately will
take up the work of the world's fair
with the executive and other commit
tees. The selection of a director gen
eral has not yet been made and the
appointment Is looked for with Inter
est. Wm. I. Buchanan, who holds a
like position with the Buffalo Exposi
tion, la no longer considered, owing
to bis disinclination to engage further
In exposition work.
Killed Innocent Party.
Cumberland, Md.. July j As John
Deermer, a clerk In a drug store here,
was removing a revolver from a shelf
In the store yesterday afternoon the
weapon was discharged and the bullet
struck and killed Clinton BUlmyer, a
customer.
Psris Banking House for Mergan.
London, July 9. "It la reported
here," say9 the Paris correspondent of
the Daily Mall, "that John D. Rocke
feller and J. Plerpont Morgan have
decided to establish a banking house
la Paris with a capital of 10,000,000.
(PIERRE LOWLLAlii . 1 All
Famous Millionaire and Sport man
a Victim of Uraemic Chi .
FOUNDED FASHIONABLE TUXEDO.
First Wlnnsr of ths Classic English
Derby and Controlling Spirit In the
reat Tebseee Heuee Which Hie
Fsthsr letabllehed.
New York. July I. Pierre Lorlllard
died at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where
he was taken from the Deutschland,
when that steamer arrived from Eu
rope, July 4, at J. 10 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
PIERRE LORILLARD.
Pierre Lorlllard was the eldest son
of Peter Lorlllard, architect of the
fortune which made the family fa
mous. He Inherited much of the busi
ness ability of his father and marked
success attended the commercial en
terprises which be planned and exe
cuted. At the death of his father he
received about $1,000,000 and an In
terest Jointly with his brothers and
sisters in the tobacco house of which
his father had been the head. He at
once purchased from his brothers a
control of the bouse and by shrewd
management greatly Increased bis for
tune. He built a handsome residence
at Fifth avenue and Fifty-sixth street,
and entertained In princely manner.
In 1874 he became Interested In the
turf. His first horse was Parole, and
with Iroquois in 1881 he was the first
American to win the classic English
Derby. He was also an enthusiastic
yachtsman and once ran Vesta across
the Atlantic. He founded and con
trolled at the time of bis death the
fashionable resort at Tuxedo. He was
nearly R years old. He is survived
by his wife, son Pierre Lorlllard, Jr.,
and (laughters, Mrs. William Kent,
and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller. He leaves
a large fortune.
"DAMASCUS" DAWSON PARDONED
Inventor's Freedom Demanded or He
Would Die With 8ecret.
DesMolnes, Iowa, July 6. S. W.
Dawson, who has served five years of
a ten years penltentary sentence for
shooting Walter Scott, his son-in-law,
on Christmas night, 1895, baa been
parolled by Oovernor 8haw. "Damas
cus" Dawson, as he Is known, claims
to have recovered the art of making
Damascus steel and of hardening cop
per. Capitalists who are Intereeted In
a movement to develop Dawson's pro
cesses, secured the evidence upon
which he was paroled, as he had as
serted that he would die with his se
crets rather than reveal them while
in prison. It was shown that Dawson
was excited to the verge of Insanity
at the time of the shooting.
Cleaning Up in New York Morgue.
New York, July 8. There was a
cleaning up of the Morgue In this city
yesterday after the hardest two weeks
works the attendants had over expe
rienced. The law compels the authori
ties to keep unidentified bodies Ave
days before burial and this law during
the recent torrid spell worked great
hardship. There are only 60 cold stor
age vaults for bodies In the place and
the consequence was that as the vic
tims of the beat multiplied the morgue
space was soon overtaxed and the
keepers were compelled to place the
dead In pine boxes In various parts
of the building as well as In adjoining
buildings. During the last week 250
bodies were sent to the morgue.
Women Fell In Boiling Geysers.
Helena. Mont., July 9. A report
from Mammoth Hot Springs is that
two women, whose names were un
known, met with a shocking accident
while inspecting the boiling mut "paint
pots" at the Thumb on Yellowstone
lake In the National Park yesterday
afternoon. The women, a mother and
daughter, who entered the park by the
Monida route, fell Into the natural
caldron where the boiling mud was
waist deep and could only be rescued
with difficulty. They wsre taken by
boat to the Lake Hotel, where a phy
sician said their Injuries mlgm prove
fatal.
Younger Boys May Be Pardoned.
St. Paul, July 9. The State Pardon
Board yesterday considered long list
of application for paroie, the most Im
portant among them being those ef
Cole and James Younger, who are now
serving life sentences for their con
nection with the Northfleld Bank raid
la 1176. Their application Is made
under the provisions of a law enacted
by the last state legislature, which
gave the state board of pardons power
to parole life prisoners who have
served U rents.
rmW sssamasskSBv Sat-'
H Nit!. )ES HANGED.
in a Florida Town WrV
nested by Thousands.
f la., July . At Vernon,
miles from here, yesterday
l r,g, four negroes, Belton Hamll
t John Smmons, Jim Harrison and
I lilWilllams.were hanged for murder.
Williams. Harrison and Hamilton
had been convicted of murdering a
helpless negro and attempting to kill
bis wife. It was adduced In the evi
dence that the three had warned their
victim. Jeff Davis, to leave a certain
turpentine camp. Davis obeyed in
structions at once, but was forced to
return on account of lack of transpor
tation of his household goods. He came
back on October t last and was spotted
at once by his enemies, who surround
ed him In bis borne and stationing
themseles behind convenient trees pro
ceeded to riddle the cabin with rifle
bullets. Davis was told to put his gun
eutside, which he dla, and afterwards
was dragged from his house and shot
to death white In his wife's arms.
During the trial Hamilton on cross ex
amination confessed, saying, "I'm
guilty, before God I am guilty, and
I ought to be hung until dead." By
bis confession the others were convicted.
CROWINSHIELD CLAIMS HONOR.
sys He Is Author of ths Fsmous DIs- !
pitch to Dewey.
Washington, July 9. Rear Admiral
A. S. Crownlnshleld. Chief of the Bu
reau of Navigation, yesterday Issued
a formal statement to the effect that '
he is the author of the famous dls- 1
patch to Admiral Dewey ordering him
to proceed from Hong Kong to Manila
and there capture or destroy the Span
ish fleet. Admiral Crownlnshleld
states that he wrote the dispatch In
the White House and submitted It to i
both Attorney General Griggs and the
President, and that the only change 1
made In the dispatch as he wrote It
was the addition of either the word
"capture" or the word "destroy."
The dispatch, according to Admiral
Crownlnshleld, then was banded to j
Lieutenant Whittlesby. who took It to j
Secretary Iong, and after the latter
had signed It sent It to Admiral Dewey, j
"SOONERS" IN OKLAHOMO.
Trouble May Be Csused By Settlers
Locating Before Drawing Day.
El Reno, O. T., July 9. Judge Fitz- !
Patrick, special allotting agent of the ;
Kiowa-Comanche Indian reservation,
says that Caddo county Is full of I
"sooners." and that trouble Is likely
to occur, notwithstanding the county
Is to be opened by lottery and not by
run. Two troops of cavalry, one each
from Fort Reno and Fort Sill, have
been ordered to these poets and are
ordered to arrive on Wednesday. Lew
Hornbeck, of Mlnco Newetrel, has a
small following here, who declare they
Intend to locate now, regardless of the
president's proclamation, naming cer
tain days upon which the land Is to
be allotted by drawing. Already some
of Hornbeck's followers have entered
the forbidden country. It Is estimated
that there are now 5,000 prospective
settlers In Oklahomo.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
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Gold metal Ho hoses, sealed with blue nbh
Take no ol her. Kefuae dangeroaa auba
lutlona and Imllntlona. lluy uf your Dnmu
or send 4c. In stamps for Particular. Tea
monlala and " Heller for l..ll. , in ItU
a return Mall. lo.oev Testimonials. Hold
limgglsta.
CHICRBSTBR CHEMICAL CO.
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Mention lata papar.
A Labor Temple for w.
Chicago, July 9. First steps toward
the founding of a labor temple in this
city were taken by the Chicago Federa
tion of Labor yesterday. It Is the pur
pose to make the "temple" a home for
all the Chicago labor unions, a place
where they can hold meetings, have
heir offices and develop In addition.
:hrough clubs and benevolent socie
ties ihe social side of life that la now
too often neglected wholly In trades
organzlatlons as at present conducted.
Acres of Wheat Went Up In Flames.
Oreat Rend, Kan., July 9 Fifteen
thousand acres of wheat went up in
flames here yesterday afternoon. The
fire was started by an unknown man
throwing a lighted cigar Into a field
of wheat stubble. Everything was as
dry as tinder, sad soon a destructive
fire waa In progress. Roughly esti
mated the loss in wheat will aggregate
100,000 bushels, nearly all of which
was In stack.
GOOD ADVICE.
Tbe most miserable beings in tbe
world are those Buffering from Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint. More
than seventy-fi.e per cent, of the
people in the United States are af
flicted with these two diseases and
their effects : such as Sour Stomach,
Sick rieadache. Habitual Costive
ness, Palpitation of the Heart,
Heart-burn, Water-brash, Gnawing
and Burning Pains at the Pit of the
Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and Disagreeable Taste in
the Mouth, Coming op of Food after
Eating, Low Spirited, etc Go to
your druggist and get a bottle of
August Flower for 76 cents. Two
doses will relieve you. Try it. Get
Green's Prise Almanac
'
Liver Pills
That' what vnn need ! some- 1
thing to cure your bilious
ness and give you a good
digestion. Avers Pills are
liver pills. They cure con
stipation and biliousness.
Gently laxative. All dryggtsts.
Waal roar Btuttcki or beard a beautiful
raws or ite Hsehl Taeeeae
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE ttn
... or bmmti, ..i.riMne.,ii, m.tt.
Bspublioan Standi Coaunittso
r. Mnnu, j. p. Maw.
Beaver Cfesstss Dresse, Ulnar Wrtzal.
eaer W . -Thee Her eater. Jeeksea Baker.
tJenlre W. A. Neap. F. It. Miaa.
''bapraaa-Peter Shaffer. C. H. L'pdeavove.
Franklin John Hackanburg, Gao F. rllatlee.
Jackeon J. Her try Hover, U. a. lirouee.
MiHdlebunr-r. W. Nperht. Frank Bait.
Mlddlecreelc 1). F. How, Uao. O. Stuck
Monroe W. L. Young, D P. Hitter.
Peon-Harry L Krtgle, Uao H. Wltmer.
Parry T. K. Hoyer. Allen Valentine.
Perry W.-Joeieh Winer. C. 8. Soriexle.
BallnatTore J. A. l.uro-oard, J. F. Keller.
spring tuu K. rtioee, ii. 11. nnooK.
t'nlon -Jacob Stall I, A. J Hlroh.
Washington Myron Mnyer, W. F. Blows.
I'm k Yotjxu, nhslraaatia
Klmsb . WaTSSL, Secretary.
J. KaaNg Ksirx, Treasurer
MlDDLEBURGH MARKET.
Batter 14
KfrK 12
Onionn 00
Lard 10
Tallorv 4
Chickens.... 8
Side 8
Shoulder 12
Hani 14
Wheat
live....
Corn ..
Oats...
... 70
... 50
...50
see 32
Potatoes 00
Bran per 100. 1.00
Middlings" 1.10
Chop 1.10
Flour per bb 3.75
Many years ago The Hayner Dlatllling Co,
finding it Impossible to prevent the adultera
tion of their product na long aa it waa dtelrl
liuted through IrTSSBOnel hie dealers, decided
to aell direct to the consumer only. Aa a re
aull. it ia now aupplying nearly two-hundred-thnusnml
customer with pure whiskey, and
that, too, at it lower price than poor whiskey
costa otherwise, Sec offer elsewhere In this
Issue,
Butte. Mont., July 9. A special from
Malta says all hope of capturing the
Oreat Northern train robbers has been
abandoned. One by one the men who
accompanied the authorities in the
chase to the southward have returned
and the general opinion appears to be
that the robbers have made good their
escape. The men composing the sher
iff's posse sent out from Olasgow, have
despaired of capturing the men, and
the chase has been given up from this
eud of the line.
Albert Johnson Left a Million.
Now York, July 9. The will of the
late Albert L. Johnson was opened
and read at the family residence yes
terday. Mayor Thomas L. Johnson
of Cleveland, who Is named as sole
executor, stated that the document
was a brief one, and bequeathed all
of the estate to the widow and her
four children. There were no sepa
rate bequests to snyone, end nothing
was made public as to the value of the
estate, which is reputed to be upwards
of $1,000,000.
Twelve-Year-Old Qlrl Shoots Burglar.
Farkersburg, W. Va.. July 9. At
Qrimthsville, W. Va., Minnie Waddell,
12 years old, shot a burglar aa he was
entering her home during the absence
of her parents, and then stood watch
through the night over htm. The bur
glar, who will die, has been identified
as Walter Morris.
GENERAL MARKETS.
Phllsnelphln, July .. Flour Arm: win
ter superfine. U.l(vff2.25; Pennsylvania
roller, clear. t2sV(f3 15; city mills, extra.
$2.4OW2.a0. Rye flour alow at t2Mi2.lM per
barrel Whent weak; No. 2 mixed, spot,
68fjfiX'4e. Corn strong; No. 2 mixed, spot,
tx'.VUt'Jr. ; No. I yellow, for local trade,
SO'V- Oats quiet; No. 2 white, clipped. IS
0364c.; lower grades, S2'34c. Hay In lib
eral supply; No. 1 timothy, 15.15.M for
larue bales. Reef Arm; beef hams, H9 ley
20.50. Pork stendy; family, 117317.50. Live
poultry quoted at HJJUc. for hans. Sc.. for
old roosters. 7c; tOc. for spring chickens.
Dressed poultry at 11c. for choice fowls,
tc. for old roosters, 18920c. for nearby
broilers, 12014c. for frosen broilers. Butter
steady; creamery, 1V ; factory, U(g9c.
Cheese unsettled; fancy large colored, ire
S Eggs dull; New York and Penn
sylvania. lJVultc . western storage, at
mark, 13VtfJ14c. Potatoes steady; Jer
seys, 40450c.
Baltimore, July I. Flour dull, un
changed; receipts, 11,347; exports, 289.
Wheat quiet and lower; spot. ttHMc;
the month. 6s9He.; August. 7Vu74e.;
September. MMiWSe.; steamer No. 2 red.
4Vi'tf4V . receipts, 104.07; exports. 104,
000; southern, by sample, 638Vc.; do, on
grade. VaWV Corn steady; mixed
spot and the month, tSOttVtc; August,
4KV449r.; September. 49c; steamer
mixed, 47047Hc; receipts, 24,272; exports,
120,000; southern white eorn, 4OfSVie.;
southern yellow corn, 4040. Oats firmer ;
No. 2 white. 34 34 v.; No. 1 mixed, 320
32Hc; receipts, 3.713; exports, none. Rye
dull and easy: No. 2 nearby, Mte.; No. 2
western, 51c; receipts, none; exports,
none. Hay dull; No. 1 timothy. tl5yi5.50.
Butter steady, unchanged; fancy Imita
tion, 17018c; do, creamery, 30621e.; de,
ladle, llfilSc ; store packed. 13Q14c. Eggs
steady, unchanged: .frash, UOlSHc
Cheese firm, unchanged: large, o. ; me
dium, Its.! small. lOKOHc.
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WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MSN AND Wo
men to travel and advertise for old aasabllabad
booae of eolld financial atandlng. Salary 170 a
year and expenses, all payable in cash. No oaa
vasal nc required. OWe refarencea and ancloee
eelf-edareearrt atajnpad envelope. Adores
see cextoB wag. Mileage, e-ie-ie
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Every tiling in proportion
we are compelled to re
duce, because we made
our purchase too heavy
for this season.
By purchasing ten dollars
worth of good", we will
pay half fare.
WOLF FREEDMAN,
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WANTED
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Our complete line of bed-room suites are ex
traordinary value. Prices deeply cut and
Worth your while to consider.
Very respectfully,
W. A. SHIPMAN,
439 Maiket St.
Undertaking a Specialty.
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REFRIGERATORS REFRIGERATORS
Numbers and assortment to satisfy most any taste.
We have secured the agency for the celebrated
BALDWIN DRV AIR BOX
It is the original "scientifically built" refrigerator.
Their poiats of superiority overall other boxes, making
it the best and cheapest refrigerator on the market.
Everything can be removed, making it easy to
clean.
Patent "Lip Cup" preventing any warm air from
reaching the ice compartment.
Every one is guaranteed to give satis
faction. Prices rat go from $8 to $17.90 with or without water
tank.
Screen Doors, Window Screens, Lawn Mowers, Garden
Tools, Water Coolers.
W. H. HEIM, Banbury, Pa.
Itiet iiiitiitiitllllHtltt',
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SALE
Freed man' s Bargain Season.
Owing to the Spring season on
hand we ofler you WONDEH
FUL BARGAINS in the beauti.
Ail line of Negligee Shirts, beauti.
fill Shirt Waists up-to-date. The
very latest styles in Gents' Fur
nishing Goods at a great reduction
in prices as follows:
tour's sum.
$16,00 Suits eat down to 113.00
14.00 Suits cut down to 11.00
12.00 Suits rut dowu to 9.90
10.00 Suits cut down to 7.89
8.00 Suits cut down to 5.00
SIS E. M nrket Nt
(Ixeb'e Old stand)
HITNBl'K V. HA.
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n room Buite, consisting!),' I
skill seven pieces for $lo.5o X
Jsjcf" We do not deliver tlusc f
suits out of town lor tliin t
PRICE. I
This offer la to hold good until the 1
present etock la exhausted. I
Others will quote you the
same grade of suite from $20 J
to $23.
SUNBURY, PA.
Your Buying
a2
w. aa
ome Silver-Tongoed Talker
may try to make yen kellevl ilfcj
"noon laarevn e hem," sntl It dees
not matter much whntnrr It la or
not, bat when yon come to
BUYING FARM TOOLS
Don't trust him too far.
Do some thinking before you buy.
I WOULD LIKE TO SHOW YOU
the OSBORNE LINE
SEE THE SUPERIOR POINTS
- Walter,
MlDDLEBURGH PE NN,
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