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The Fifth Arbitrator In the Venezuelan
Controversy.
FOUR OTHERS TO BE SELECTED
Two of Three W1U no Chosen by England'!
Lord Chief Justice and Two by Culef
Justice Fuller-The Arbitrators WUl
Probably Meet In Stockholm.
"Washington, Nov. 11. Tho "king ol
'Swcdou and Norway, Oscar II, lias been
chosen by treaty botweon tho United Stntei
and Great lirltnln m tho fifth or final ar
bitrator of the Venezuela boundary ques
tlon. The other arbitrator!;, four In mini
ber, j.ro to lw designated, two by tho lord
chief jtistloo of Kngland and two by tin
chief justice of the United States.
This Is tho final and most Important
feature of tho treaty for tho cnmpleto nil
justmont of tho Jong ponding Vonozuoln
controversy. Tho troaty was concluded
on Monday at tho llrltlsh embassy. Sit
Jtfllmi I'auncofoto representing her llrlt
tnnlo luujosty and Secrotury Olney the
United Statos. Since the return of Sit
Jnlluu from liondon, three -weeks ago-, ne
gotiations toward a final settlement have
Ijeon proceeding. Hurt of tho meetings
wore of Ruch an important character that
thoy were Held either tit Mr. Olnoy's real
Aunco or at tho Hritli.li embassy, the two
houses being but two blocks sopriratcd.
It happoned that tho concluding moot
ing was at tho embassy on Monday, and
special Interest was given to it from the
fuct that Lord Salisbury, tho Hritish pro
tnlcr, was to nmko a speech at Guildhall,
London, in the evening. It Is mi annual
ovfint, at which tho premier usually takes
occasion to review tho status of tho most
Important international questions. Vol
this reason It was desired, if possiblo, to
acquaint Lord Salisbury of tho final and
satisfactory adjustment of tho Vcnozucln
question in order that ho might nmko
such announcement as ho thought lit con
cerning it.
When Mr. OlnoynndSir Julian reached
their final conclusion a cablegram was at
onco dispatched to Lord Salisbury, notlfy-
KING OSCAB,
ing him of tho result. It reached him
within ono hour of tho time when ho wont
on tho platform at Guildhall, and it was
tho'basis for his announcement to Eng
land and to tho entire world that tho
Venezuela controversoy was settled.
Thus Washington ami London partici
pated In this oventful scono, by which tho
two leading English speaking nations
reach an amicablo means of adjusting
one of tho most troublesome international
questions of recont yoars. Although Lord
Salisbury's stntonient was without details
It Is possiblo to give all of the essential
fenturos of tho treaty, Tho main point, ns
nlrcndy stated, Is that King Oscar II is
tho fifth or. declslvo arbitrator. It was
deemed best to make this cholco rnthar
than to leave It to tho selection of tho other
four arbitrators. Tho latter nro assured
of being men of omlnont judicial attain
ment, as tliolr cholco Is loft entirely to tho
rcsiectlvo countries.
Tho other essential feature of tho treaty
Is that fifty years' actual possession Is ta
constitute title. With this limitation ns
to the settled districts, the entire sweep of
Venezuela boundary Is placed In tho
hands of tho court of arbitration. Tho
treaty covers only Venezuela, and tho ques
tion of general arbitration between the
United States and Groat Hrlttiln is left to
future negotiations.
As a king seldom leaves his country, ex
cept on state visits to other sovereigns, it
Is not oxpected that King Oscar II will go
outside of Swedou for the meeting of tho
arbitrators, and tho court Is likely to sit
ot Stockholm, tho oapltal of Sweden,
where King Oscar's palace and the halls
of tho Swedish roksdag are located.
Tho choice of King O -scar appears to have
lwen a most fortunate ono, ns ho Is uni
versally regarded as a man of gn;at at
tainments, of Judicial temperament, and bf
eminent fairness. Among the monnrchs
of Kurope he Is probably the most popu
lar, as ho goes freely among tho penplo
nud Is thoroughly democratic In his ways.
Tho feeling entertained for him Is shown
by tho fact that the Scandinavian resi
dents of the United States are at present
raising large sums with whicli to buy him
a present on tho oolebrntlon of his GQth
birthday.
Ho Is known nlso ns tho "Glnnt King,"
ns ho stands six foot three Inches in height,
towering above most men and a central
flguro tu all assemblages, Ho comes from
nobla stock, bolng tho grandson of tho
French Marshal Hornadotte, who Is con
sidered first among tho marshals of
Franco, und, savo Napoleon hlmsolf, un
doubtedly tho groatost character upheaved
by tho French revolution, Whon, In 1810,
tho last of tho Vnsa lino of kings was
chlldloss on tho throno of Swedon, tho
roksdng turned their nttontlou to Napo
leon's generals, who wore then victoriously
sweeping over nil Kuropo. In August,
1810, tho roksdag unanimously elected
Dernadotto as crown prlnco of Swedon,
and on tho death ot tho reigning king
Herimdotto succeeded to tho throne.
King Oscar la not only n rulec whoso
omtcmiinnshlp has advancod Morway ami
Sweden, but ho has also a reputation
throughout Kuropn as a linguist, an author
nndiHxtand musician. Ho sienks half n
dozen languages llucntly, and has a thor
ough command of Kugllsh. which will Ira
of espoolal advantage tu the present arbi
tration. While most oordlal towards tho United
States, King Oscar Is not the less friendly
to Grant Uritnlii, although there are no
ties of Immediate kinship with the llrltlsh
royal family.
Tho learning and Judicial fairness which
King Oscar haslshown In soveral rocont
arbitrations has led to tho feeling that ho
Is pro-emlnontly qualified for tho respon
sibility Involvod In his present choice by
tho United States and Great Britain.
Mrs, JIcKlnlcj'" Illness.
Caj-to.y, O., Nov. 11. l'rosldent-clcct
McKlnloy is anxlqus to leavo with his wifo
for Cloveland, but their departure is do
layed, ns Mrs. MeKlnloy has not galnod In
strength as rapidly ns was hoped. She
spends most of tho day on a couch In her
room, and her doyoted and over watchful
husband inakos n hundred trips a day
across tho hall to sco to her comfort and
welfare. No matter who the caller bo,
nothing Is allowed to prevent his frequent
preeoncont tho sldo of Mrs. McKlnley. Ho
also finds tlmo to call on his mother,
nonrly a nillo away, ovcry day, and tho
chnrmliiR old lady, 87 years old, inakos
frequont trips In her ono horse surrey to
tho historic houso of her son.
Two Killed at Crossing.
KEADtN'O, l'n., Nov. U. A fast freight
train on tho Pennsylvania railroad yester
day ran Into a carrlago containing a man
and woman at the Gibraltar grado cross
ing, this county. Hoth were Instantly
killed and the man's body terribly man
gled. It was of forwards re'ognizod ns that
of Charles V. llrlght, aged 3 years, a
wealthy citizen of Heading, and owner of
considerable real estate. The woman was
Identified ns Catherlno Hoyer, a l'J-year-
old working girl, unmarried. Uright hnd
taken her for a drlvo, unknown to hor
friends, who were under the Impression
that she had gone to her regular employ
ment Tho Homily -Mine fia Again.
SciiAJfTON, la., Nov. 11. An explosion
of gas in Sturr's'shaft, No. 1, owned by tho
Delaware, Lackawanna and estern com
pany, .burned Thomas P. Williams, t
mlner,f Scrnnton, and his Hungarian
laborer!! severely that they will die, and
burnod six others, laborers and track lay
-crs, ub'KJt tlio foeo and hands.
At llrt-cn's Itiiillo Oufo.
Oysters on toast will be served as frco
lunch to-night, l'lciity for everybody.
Hot lunch to-morrow morning.
Mcala served at all hours.
Tairy I'urty.
A taffy pull rarty was held lastovonlng at
tlio residence of Mrs. Scliurz, on North
Timlin street, in honor of her daughter,
liracc, at which many guests from (.Irani
vlllo. Ashland and town had a good time.
At ten o clock the tally was served, after
which vocal and Instrumental music was
rendered.
Illckert's C'ale.
Our frco lunch to-inorroiv morning will
consist of calf's liver hnd potato salad.
I'lour Stolon.
E. 11. Foley's warehouso on West Centre
street was robbed at about seven o'clock last
night of a quantity ot Hour, which had been
stored but about two hours. Tho front door
of tho warehouse was forced open. War
rants liavo been issued for the arrest of two
young men who aro under suspicion and they
will probably bo arrested to-night.
Kemlrlck House l'rce Lunch.
Sour krout and pork to-night.
Hot lunch to-morrow morning.
Might Have Iloon Killed.
As.nl accident befell 12 year old Patrick
Gaaslian, a siato picker at Packer No. 5
colliery, late yesterday afternoon. He was
walking along a plank In tho breaker which
was not guarded by a rail, when ho suddenly
tilted and fell a distance of 25 feet. Ills
both thighs woro badly bruised und several
of his ribs were broken. Ho was removed to
the homo of bis parents in Itappahauuock.
At Kopclllnskl's Ann do Cafe,
California beau soup to-night.
Hot lunch to-morrow morning.
Died ut tlio Hospital.
William Lewis, a resident of Peach alley,
died at tho Minors' hospital last night from
hemorrhage of tho lungs. Ho was an old
member and Past Grand of Plank Itidgo
i.onge ,o. sso, l. u. o. r. Ho leaves a
widow and several children who aro said to
bo in destltuto circumstances.
asy to Take
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Many on the Calendar of Interest to
Shenandoah People.
THE BRENNAN ROBBERY RECALLED
How tho District Attorney's Office Soured
the Evidence That Convicted Lowthtr
and Zollner and Hope to Securo
' Kline's Conviction.
Special to Hvi.MXii Ili a l.l).
Pottsvii.LK, No. 11. Tlio third d.iy of
tlio criminal court opened here this morning
with a largo delegation from Shenandoah in
attendance. There are many linpoitant
cases from tho latter town on thu calendar to
bo disposed of at tho prot term of court,
among tlicm tlio numerous suits instituted by
and against Anthony l'lynn, arising out of
the construction of a stone wall across the
creek in tlio First wanl. Mr. l'lynn and his
family wero llrst arrested for thieiitolllng the
lives of Chief Ilurgess Hums, Supervisor
Llewellyn and George Knott and Hubert
l'isliburn. who weic sent by tho Horough
Council to tear down the stono wall, und be
retaliated by causing tlio arrest of tlio Chief
liurgess and Supervisor for trespass. Mr.
l'lynn also lias suits for tresiiass agaimt
Michael (inihani mid his two sons and
still another against Michael tlnilmm
as sole defendant, and Graham has
a suit against l'lynn fur maintaining a public
nuisance. It is belleed that the trial of one
case will dispose of tho whole batch. At all
events, the problem which lias brought about
tlio many suits will bo pretty well solved by
tlio trial of one of the suits. Many of the
Shenandoah borough otlicials were In attend
ance to-day to go boforo the Grand Jury.
Among the uiiiuy other Interesting suits to
lie tried is one in which Shenandoah sewerage
rights are involved. Tho parties interested
aro Frank and Mary McAndrow and MagRic
and Andrew Kiluuyno. They are neighbors
in the First waul of Shenandoah. It seems
that Frank McAndrow and Andrew Kilcoyno
secured permission from tho School Hoard to
connect their properties with tlio latter's
sewer. McAndrow subsequently allowed an
other party, for a money consideration, to con
"nect with the joint extension and Kihoyno
objected, claiming that he should have been
paid half the prieo paid by tlio tbiid pJrty
for the connection. A fight ensued, in which
It Is alleged that Kilcoyno hit MrAudiow
with stones and Kilcoyno claims he sustained
two fractured ribs in a boating administered
by tlio McAnilrews. Tlio grand jury yester
day found tiuo bills for assault and battery
against all the parlies and they came down
to-day to prepare for trial.
Tlio shooting case in which Constablo
"Jack" Uiuilo, of Shenandoah, was shot
through tho thigh a few wicks ago will nlso
bo among tlio first cases tobe tried, the grand
jury having found a true bill against the ae-
cit-.i d, John Ftomeuia, yesterday on a charge
of assault and battery. In this case Dttndo
wont to arrest Flomcina on a charge of
assault and battery prefericd by tlio
latter's boarding boss. Flomcina uttacke
the constable with a largo club, knocking
him down and rendering him unconscious.
In a daid condition, and fearing ills life was
in danger, Dando drew Ins revolver and fired
soveral shots. One entered tho abdomen of a
Polish woman who was a spectator and
another passed through the constable's thigh.
Fortunately tlio wound the woman received
did not provo very serious, I'lnmoma was
subsequently taken into custody by soveral
officers at the point of a rovolvcr. It is
believed that the court will deal severely
with him.
Among the notable attendants at court to
day was Thomas McManus, chief of tho
Secret Service at Pittsburg, and brother of
Captain McManus, who Is chief of the servico
at Philadelphia. Mr. McManus came hero this
morning from Shenandoah, where he spent
last night preparing to take tlio stand in the
trial of Michael Kline, against whom tho
grand jury yesterday found three truo bills
for burglary. About three years ago the
house of Daniel K. Ilreunan at Shenandoah
was robbed of fl,WK) by Kline, and two young
men named Lowther and Zollner. Kline
disappeared and was n fugitive until a few
weeks, ago w hen he was arrested on leaving
the Suuburyjail after having been acquittid of
another charge. The other two wery arrested
soon after the burglary and convicted.
Zollner was discharged from jail a few days
ago after completing ids sentence. Lowther
is still in custody. Soon after the llrst arrests,
McManus, who was then in tho employ of a
Pittsburg detective agency, was summoned
tu Shenandoah and placed under arwst on a
fake petty charge. Justice Cardln com
mitted liim to jail. McManus was locked
in a cell witli Zollner and soon won his
confidence, getting all the details of tho
burglary and tho uainos of all jwrtics con
nected with it. There weie four young men
implicated in the case, Zollner, Lowther,
Kline and another who disappeaied im
mediately after the htirulary and has not
since been sceu by the Slicnundoah authori
ties. It was chielly upon McManus' testi
mony that Zollner and Lowther woro
loin ii ted and the District Attorney hopes to
euu ii t Kline by the same means.
Concert To-inrriw Mllt.
Samuel Largman, tlio great Hebrew song
composer, will give a grand concert in Hob
bins hall, North Main street, to-uiorrow
night, commencing at 8:30. Admission 25. &
and 50 cents. Xl-ll-at
l'roporty liuproioil.
Mrs. Annie Williams has had her property
on South Jardlu street very much improved
by tho addition of a front porch extending
the full widtli of tlio premises and having an
ornamental roof. The porch Is a very at
tmctivo ono and was built by Je.o 11. Davis,
llremiuii's N'dw ltestauriint.
Potato soup to- Mght.
Hot lunch to-morrow morning.
Health IteporU,
The following cases of measles woro re
ported to tho I oard of Health during tho
past twenty-four hours: Agnes Cardln, T
yenrs, West L oyd street; Ludwlg Huda-
wicz, 11 months, East Huckleberry alley;
Gcorgo Auiulis,'aj years, South West street.
Auuio and Llla IToIovlnskl, 7 years and 7
months, resrectivtly, Fast Hasnberry alloy.
WE KNOW"
EVERY WOn AN
Who buys one of our Urooi'i
ami Buckets for 25c. w-i
admit that she gels 40c. woith
of goods.
Some new things just in ;
Combined Ironing Tables and Slep Ladder,
Magic Clothes Dryers, Carpet Beaters,
Folding Wash Benches,
Ironing Boards, Bread Boards,
Bamboo Easels, Enameled Easels,
AUItlVKI) TO-DAY
11 New Patterns of
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
Gl RVI N'S
4and 8 S. Main St.
KILLED ON A RAILROAD.
Mongled Iteimilns Idoiitillril a 'those of ll
Tow llsllllill.
qiecinl to l.vrsiMi IlKnALD.
Lost Crekk, Nov. 11. At about S:30
o'clock last night as a tattle train on the
I.ehlgh Valley railroad was running westaud
midway between this place and llrownsviilc
tlio ongineor saw by tho flashes of the head
light of hiseugine tho mangled remains of a
man on the track. The train was stopped
aiidtlioreniains picked up and brought here.
They woro terribly mangled and hoth legs
cut oil". Tho mill was fairly well dressed
He was evidently killed by. tho passenger
train that left hero for Shyiajmhat8:15
last night." i?'lt-r ' "
The body was platcd'in tho freight depot
and many people called there during last night
and this morning, but failed to Identify it.
A hutrlicr book showing that "Joo Subofski"
had an account witli a Polish butcher of
Shenandoah was taken as a eluo by Constable
Joseph l'ctcis, or Win Peiin.and to-day lie suc
ceeded, after inquiry at several Shenandoah
shops, In cstabishlng the identity of tlio de
ceased and finding his widow in that town
Mrs. Subofski claimed tlio remains tills after
noon and they wero sent to Shenandoah
Subofski had been visiting friends lu l. i-t
Creek and was walking home when killed
Tho place wlieio tlio accident occurred was
near tho spot where Conrad Wink nu t hi
dentil a few weeks ago.
(bit a IllacU Hoar.
Hobert Smith, the huckster, bason chihi.
tion at his place a live black bear caught i
few days ago in Center county.
Coot Hall Jluteli.
Tho Shenandoah and Mahanoy City f".,r
ball teams will play a match game at Hie
I rotting park next Saturday, at 3 p. in.
Worth seeing Ilruinm's show window
display.
Kecking Health liuprm oiiiout.
William Kelly left tuwn yesterday tor
North Carolina in tho interest of his health
Ho was accompanied by his brother, Martin
TO CtJIti; A COLD IN ONI: DAY
Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tlio money if It falls to cure
25 cents.
THIS DAY
N
We received an entire new
line of China Ware, which
will be sold at prices within
the reach of everybody'
pocket book.
Decorated Cup & Saucer, 35c; real value 50c
Salad Dishes, 75c;
Bread Plate, 25c;
Plate Sets, 25c;
$1,00
50c
40c
A large line of "After Dinner"
Coffees at 25c. each. Never before
.sold for less than 3oc.,35C and -10c.
Vases at Surprisingly Low Prices.,...
See This Handsome Line.
F.J. Portz&Son.
SHENANDOAH, PA,
A CHOICE ARTICLE
-OUR
BEEF WINE
IRON
At 50c Per Bottle
ONLY AT
KIRLIISTS
DRUG STORE,
6 South Main Street"