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Li WEDNESDAY EVENING, THE PITTSBURG PRESS. JULY 5, m. STRUCK WITH Untie City, wfeer they wiU apeod the last two weeks of July. Mrs. Ra.hel Kirk and two sons of oY Corey avenue.

Braddock. left Monday for A HATCHET. FIGHT PS FaTETTE STREET THAT MAT HESILT FATALLY. Here's some items of the Corry, to spend the summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Griffith 8. Da vies, of Talbot avenue, braddock, are spending the week at, New Castle with friend, having gone to attend the musical festival Monday. Mr. Joseph Mayer, former owner of the Jewish Criterion, has returned from a seven months' trip taken for the benefit of his health and Is now living at Sewlckley.

Varloas Assemblages, One of last week's weddings that es MARTIN CONLEY THE VICTIM. great shelf-emptying sale He Is Sow Lylag la Crltlral Con was postponed, as moat of the I younjr Prober gUAStf rte wno were to nave been altla at Haoaeaaathte Hospital, Hla Alleged Assailant Arrested bad spent the afternoon at tbe lawn fete caped mention was that of Miss Ida M. Usiially you can't call a thing great till it occurs, and this sale only aaa Is fa Cnstaay at Central sta Wagner and Mr. Elmo O. Kneels, which took olace Thursday evening at the resi tion.

-began to-day but were going to make it great dence of Mr. and Mrs. liarry Morris, Harvard street. East End. Rev.

J. u. William 41 Fayette afreet. races ao mat, ana prices are maae. Smith officiated and the wedding march was played by Mrs.

Harry E. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Sheets are making their home was arrested shortly before nodn to-day In Wtlk ins burg.

and locked up la central police station to await the result of Injuries he Is ai- first silk item given by nr. K. A. rnilllpa, of -Seville island, and returned to the city too Ute and toe tired for that form of entertainment The party spent the evening watching the fireworks In Sohenley park from Herron hllL To-morrow evening Alu-s Collner Is to be a guest at tbe dance of tbe Tuesday Kventng Dancing class at Oakwood park. This will be the second in a series of three danoes which the club Is giving this summer.

Tbe first of the series as given la June and was a delightful affair. The second will he fully as successful, if tbe weather be favorable. The young girls whom Miss Rebecca Darlington has asked as members of the bouse party which she will entertain next week and the week following expect to leave the city the last of this week for Mamaronek, where the Darlingtons' sum- humi i aifuatMt TKt huvn nut -t The 13 eummer clavrrounds oC the edu k-ged to have inflicted on Marjln Donley cational department of the Civic club, of Allegheny county, were opened this morn ing at o'clock and will be continued In il lotj of all Bilk MVT fld Wkit patble hospital In a critical condltloa. vi t. j' i There la considerable uncertainty about M(I 61ck nd whlt Mtln "WrtTS, the facta of the but-ehe -result of and 24-inch ToTllardi, arid 80m $2.50 and $3.00 double width all silk colored grenadines, $1.00 Lot of ecru and white Lace all-overs cotton Tenise 18 inches wide, worth half a dollar, 25c Nice white Kibbed Testa 10c not reduced, but they's mighty nice for the money--1 Ecru.

5c. Muslin shaped Drawers. 25c. Lisle, 50c must or tne acnocis until almost time mr the beglnnrng the fall term. Ten of the schools are In Pittsburg, the others being In Allegheny.

me Indias, 35c rThi of Connor and Donley I good itjleS And good hODegt cloth. About 40i members of the congregation Ecru and white net-top Venise nrw 111 iic unn tenement nouse i and Sunday school of the Braddock Ave- A cuanco juuu muro on Fayette street, a thoroughfare running parallel with Penn avenue, between Ninth nue M. E. church, Brafldock, went to Manor, yesterday and held their an decided on the day of their departure. w.

I I i 1 vr 1 the closer you get to it and Orientals 3 to 7 inches wide worth 20 to 35 centa J()c Lot of 10 to 15c Val and Pointe A ItV yniil ill iin iwir in Miss Madelaine Laughlln. Miss Elisabeth Right now, before we eo any far Odd lines children's 20, 25 and 35c Vests, Pants and Drawers, 15c, 4 for 50c Chambers. Mlsj Virrtnla bughman and Miss Klsle Shaw. With Miss Darlington nual picnic The first annual outing and field day of the Reunited Ancient Order of Hlber-nlflfis. of Allegheny county, will be given gt Allqulppa, park, August 10.

ther, we want to impress this im WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Between 80 and 40 guests were delight this will make a half dosen of the city portant fact upon yon, that the silks most attractive girls who, for two we-k fully entertained yesterday afternoon and at least, will he the center of the summer in this sale are all appropriate for evening by Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bna de Paris cotton cluny and medicL and machine made Torchon laces, 1 to 3 inches wide, 5c Children! fine Swiss skirts, 27 to MARRIAGE LICENSES.

man and their daughter, Miss Besa Sna- gaieties at Alamaroneck. A lawn fete is to ha held to-morro' the present seasonable goods -r- nijht gowns and Tenth street For soma time past, it is stated, there has been trouble between the families, the wives of the men falling to agree. the Injured man returned last night from celebrating the Fourth at Bcheuley park he found one of tbe osual quarrel in progress. He did not take any action to stop it, as be thought when they had tbelr quarrel out there might' be a period of peace. But the wordy warfare was kept up.

and he determined to go down and end It. He accordingly descended to the area where lived the Donleys, and, according to the report obtained, saw Connors' wife about to strike his wife with a poker. Donley was Just In time to prevent a murder, perhaps, and led bis wife to her own kind that you want that you can renins- on the grounds of Mr. W. J.

Fft John Bpehar Katie Zagar dav. Ellsworth avenue and Coneland inan, of Oak HI1L AHegheny. The broad ground of the Snamans' beautiful place were gay -with flags that were fastened In the trees and over the gate and flut 36 inches long imported ready buy, use and not have to lay away Allegheny Allegheny street. Bhady Side, under the auspice of for other seasons. i made.

Edward Cressell Mary J. Shorts tbe Fleur de Lis club an organisation of little girls of the East End. Amoag those who are actively interested in this tered from the high po' on the lawn. Homestead The afternoon was spent quietly under $1.25 embroidery trimmed ones, 75c $1.75 ones, $1.00. $2.50 and $3.00 ones, $2.00.

With these and others, and important lota of Skirts and Drawers, there's chance for women's underwear that all want to heed. Homestead Fire thousand yards very superior 75-cent Indias all neat, pretty pat- Mnall VwIma wli iIa lnt affair are: Kat A.Brady. Catherine Hon Rows of fine Val. and Swiss up-and-down insertion and ruffles of embrqidery some with embroidery ruffle edged with lace. Prices were gers.

Clara Flnegan, Nellie Honey, Marie John Jordan Maggie Blake Herman Kuehn Alberttna Ileus; Raymond 8. Lord Carrie L. Paul the trees, far from the noise and racket of the city. A picnic supper was served at two long tables placed in a pretty vine-covered building at the side of tbe Vi.thln mr m-u. k.iH I i Friday.

Eva Fox, Bclestlna rlnegan, is-V-tha Fagan, Marie Connor, Josephine Heyl. Mamie Brady. Clarissa Rousseau ConneautvlJle last night, and Donley thought the matter every COOd Color (8 represented, 5.00 to $7.00 apiece, in this sale and Nina Plow. Sherldanvllla I it Is not quite clear how to-day's quar- i)UC house. After another hour or two on the lawn the whole party, ladened with cushions and rugs, climbed the hill In the $1.50 Alvln L.

Fife Julia E. Boyd Charles H. Johnson Ltziie Randolph Altegneny rn oriRiimuju mat reeuiiea in connors ne-I lng Donley lying critically I price for Choice clean-CUt Stuff 1 1" the hospital. According to one re-I Via aa. 4 sm411 SB.

MSAO s3j.a1 rAltmsvIa rear of the house and formed a pic nainsook Pittsburg KHtt.hnrw A reception will be given this evening by the congregation of the GlenfMd Presbyterian church, at which the honor guests will be their new pastor, Rev. John Gill Blaney, snd his bride, formerly Miss Margaret Boggs, of Harmony, who has port, the two men wera discussing the I tuna win a.gicav ucai nuna.ua turesque group on the slope below old Fort McGregor, where, after a little pri 4 inches McKeesport McKeesport 15 cent cambric and open 3 to wide, vate display of fireworks, they had an el children's hats and bonnets, too Dollar Bonnets, 50c. Dollar and a half bonnets, 75c. 10c Trestle P. O.

made her home in Allegheny for the past few years. Wednesday evening next cellent riew of the pyrotechnic display In Rtvervlew park. The Misses Ella and Alice Moore of Oil City, who are spending July with the Snamans, and Miss Ma family trouble this forenoon In Donley's making this Sale great, and Satisfy- room. Everything possibly could have i been smoothed out had not Mrs. Connors mg a lot Of gOOu people, determined to have her say In It.

It Is stated that she waited some time for Table 01 waist 8llKS fancy Stripes, the men to get through talking about tha rilaif! otf anm 24 inph gtrinerl affairs, amf then hunted out a small PlaIas' elc 80Ile hatchet from a cupboard, with this she Taffetas among them, silks that the Patrick F. Driscoll Anna M. ftodgers Ld. L. Painter Harriet Hall Dr.

Harry W. Boyd Margaret. A. Fullwood John Kelly Catherine Qulgley week a similar affair will be given at the Presbyterian church at Haysviue. Kev.

Elizabeth Allegheny Pittsburg Ttridgevllle Bridgevllle tilda IS err, of Masontown, who as also visiting friends in Allegheny, were lintns, also Two dollar hemstitched damask Mr. Blaney being in charge of both con gregatlons. guests at yesterday's csrrlen party. Sat nurneti upstairs to uoniey room, torcea Mr. snd Mrs.

James M. Ouffey and their ivai vaiuo vi la aunuun iiviu wj of this week the Misses Moore will be tbe honor guests at an Informal fancy- Lunch li yards square, William Frena Elizabeth Mingo family. who returned Saturday from cam All the fine bonnets and hats re duced to prices that will make it interesting. featherweight open the door, and, In a state of great excitement, handed Connors the instrument, at the same time Informing him that Donley had insulted or assaulted her last night It is not Quite clear which. Con bridge Springs, had their handsome home at Fifth and Highland avenues, gaily work party to bo given iy Airs, ifarry Snaman, of Marshall and lrwlu avenues, Momie Linen Dresser Scarfs, 15 decorated yesterday for the ourth, ana TINPLATE SCALE.

Allegheny. to a yard, 5(Jc Lot of plain white corded Taf-eta silks 3 different, styles cords rich and lustrous dollar goods. by 50 inches, 5c in the eveninir ruin a nni ritsoiav or re works. Hut their place was only one of The Misses Wallace, of Bewlckler, have arranged a muilcule, to be given Thurs nors caught her excitement, and, seizing the proffered hatchet, with great violence struck Donley on the head. skirt supporters hundred where the day was so oh 19 inch $1.25 Napkins, day evening of.

this week, at their home, ANOTHER COSFEHBMCJS WILL BE served. The Guffeys will leave In a short The wounded man dropped on the floor quarter knocked off, so you'll save time fur their summer home in Clarion. for the benefit of the Sewlckley Fresh Air society, which is endeavoring to secure HELD FRIDAY AT CHICAGO. in an unconscious condition and was soon lying In a pool of blood. Neighbors came to his assistance.

When he had been something no other reason for it enough of a fund to hufld a permanent made of aluminum, same kind as we sold so many of at 25 cents in this shelf emptying sale 5 CdltS St. Augustine's Roman Catholic church summer home in the valley for the poor was the scene this morning or a smait at all. and sick children of the city. No admis wedrlina- at 0 o'clock, when Miss Anna EARLY SETTLEMENT EXPECTED rSSTSS 26-inch $4.00 Napkins, $3. 72-in.

There he was temporarily attended, his Jaegle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Jaegle, and Mr. Frank 8.

Fuchs, were 65c grenadines thrown away Rain double width 40 inch grenadines, 35c much less than half what it cost to import. Double width neat check and bar Best Skirt Supporter known. fractured skull being bandaged, after two married. The wedding was followed by Workers Officials Have Been Given $1.25 Table Damask, $1.00, Another case where a quarter is taken off to a wedding breakfast and reception at toe Discretionary Powers and Will pieces of the bone had been removed. The doctor then ordered hts removal to the hospital, while his Assailant was taken Into custody by Officer Yeager.

ribbons Jaegle home, in lawrencevllle. make you buy. Repeat Their Demand for a Twea. 4a SA Mt4 An entertainment Is to be given Friday Most the time prices are cut ty Per Cent. Advance I nlon Aban evening In the parish bouse or calvary ELIMINATE PARTISAN" POLITICS.

because the goods want selling. Protestant Episcopal cnurcn, renn ave. dons the Fight at Homestead. 25c, 35c and 40c fine fancy srrecadines. 44 inches wide reduced.

nue and Station street. East End. It will be for the children of the Sunday school Not often it is done just to make UII'A. Ohio Manclpal Code Commission Has flha you grateful. Another attempt will be made Friday to and will take the plar.

of the annual picnic. Mr. H. D. W.

English is in charge of the affair. Its Bill Heady for Legislature. Columbus, July 6. Judge Edward Three lots or 10 to zu cent Doy arrange the tin plate scale for this year. President Shaffer, of the Amalgamated Miss Kate McKnlght gave a small cycle 15 cents i 25 cents I 40c and 50c ones, 50c and 75c ones.

lies hemstitched, fringe and spatch-tel effects, aDiece luncheon at the Allegheny Country club association of Iron, Steel and Tin Work-era, announced this morning that arrange Klbler, of the Ohio municipal code commission, will. In his address before the State liar association, at Put-In-Bay, a week from to-morrow, present the essen esterday. A number of the club mem-ers lunched at the club, and In the after ments had been made with the officials noon the links and clubhouse were quits gay. of the tin plate trust and other manufacturers for a conference at Chicago on that tial features of a bill which the commission will ask the next legislature to enact into law for the government of Ohio from $1.50 to 75c All silk stripe, bar, plaid and plain mesh grenadines, $1.50 to $2.50 goods, 46 inches wide, $1.00 a yard lace aisle Also has some grenadines to sell. High class sheer silk grenadines-black grounds with colored figures-French printings 44 inches wide-two dollar goods, 50c Miss Ida May Allerton, a graduate this The workers' wage scale com women's underwear fine buckles and clasps clliea.

The bill will provide for uniform government of Ohio cities, the federal sion is to be charged to the musicals, voluntary contributions being received. The program- to be presented is an excellent one and Includes violin plavlng by Mr. Jack Irwin and Mr. Will Osborne, a cornet solo from Mr. Ale Irwin, vocal music from Mr.

Tom Dickson, Mr. H. O. Nevln and Miss Mlal Crane. Mrs.

Ooorge H. Cochran will be the accompanist, and there are to be recitations from Mr. Wal-lia Tener. and a duet from Mrs. Frank K.

Btoner and Miss Wallace. The guests will be seated on the porches and lawn and the many long windows opened wide that the rnuslo In the drawing room may be beard. Every summer at about this time Mrs. Alexander King, of 'Baywood," North Negley and liryant avenues, has gathered about her a group of her friends, who, like herself, aro Interested In horticulture, that they might watch the unfolding blossoms of the magnificent nlRht blooming cereus, hich is one of her most prided possessions and one of the adornments of Baywood. This year no such gathering witnessed the opening of the blossoms.

The plant bloomed last night, when Fourth of July celebrations were absorbing everyone's attention, and only Mrs, King and her family were there to enjoy It. Mrs. King is quite sorry that the blossoms should have opened at such an Inauspicious time, for the plant never showed to better advantage. Fourteen immense blooms unfolded, and the effect was magnificent. Miss Made Cuddy end Mr.

William K. Wagoner are to be married at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sumuel Wallace, Knoiville. Rev.

W. A. Jones, pastor of the Knoxvllle Presbyterian church, will officiate, Aftor a tour of the lakes. Mr. and Mrs.

Wagoner will make mittee now has full power to make a set year from the Thurston preparatory school, gives a schoolgirl tea this afternoon at her homo, Stanton heights. tlement on the best terms possible, and It plan, with a few modifications being the i '1 a central Idea of It. believed that an agreement' will be 75 cent silk and cotton mix vests, ow neck, wing sleeves, 50c Three styles 50 cent faicy lisle On of ths most Important changes the reached without trouble. President Bhaf- $1.00 ones 50c $1.50 and $2.00 ones 75c. $2.50 and $3.00 ones $1.00.

Personal Mention. Miss Bavllla Bchlller, of Petersburg, for and Vice President Collier stated this morning that they believed thclf demand visiting her sister. Mrs. ueorae W. vests, 25C commission will aBk of the legislature Is to eliminate partisan politics and parties from municipal elections.

Their bill will soek to provide, for the nomination of all municipal candidates by petition, do ticket to bear a party name or emblem. Jewelry Department. for a 0 per cent advance would be grant Penn, of Braddoclt avenue, Braddock. ed. Mr.

Thomas A. McNulty. of Port An The Workers will be represented at the geles, Is visiting his brother, Mr. John C. MeNulty, of Braddock, for a couple of weeks.

canference by Trealdent T. J. Shaffer. Vice President W. A.

Collier and Secre. Hamilton's Maslo Darcalns. Till July 15 we make the following of Mrs. Fred Fuhrer. formerly of thla city.

tary John "Williams, of the Amalgamated fer; Three of the latest and most DouUlkr association; Charles Williams, Washing but now of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Alma Thomas are guests of Capt. Samuel iiarr, of the Kastind. pieces of music sent for the price of one. No.

1, Paul Dresser's latest and ton; John Marshall, Ellwood City; John i Of course, you know We're not attempting to tell everything of this shelf-emptying sale in this advertisement'; Jv, Only a few things here and there to give you an idea. Dress Goods and wash Goods are In It strong. You come and see the rest for yourselfand you 11 save a lot of money. Elk Flags Bunting and Festooning In "Elk" colors. Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Cramer, of New KUdlo, Cambridge, W. II.

Evans, El- HlOlCCfc IW.1V- RUItai I. Ill Dowry We Won't Do a Thing to Castle, are guests of the former's wood, Ind. John Edwards, Middletown, You'll hear It whistled and sung all over arents. Air. and Mrs.

Isaac Cramer, of John Campbell. New Cantle: W. H. Comrle avenue, Braddock, for a week. (5 the country In a week.

No. 2, "A Warm-In' Up in Dixie," E. T. Paull's cake walk and two-step march, which has begun to Miss Rose Cndwallader. of Cumberland.

Davis, Wheeling and William Hilton, Martins Ferry, 0. The reprcHtntatlves of the manufacturers will bo Vice Presl- Md returned home to-day Rfter visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Met, of Talbot go like wildfire, no. tne popular tica ents arren Arms and William uraham, lh. A Tin avenue, Braddock, the past two months.

Cross" two-step, the official march of the Templars. Mrs. James and daughters. Mrs. Store closes 5 o'clock now.

John Oliver, Pittsburg; Mr. Humbert, of Katherlne D. I.vdon. of Oakland, and All three for sue, mailed to any address. Send for our lists of sheet rnuslo at lonneiisviiie; uoorge Green, New Cas their home In Knoxvllle.

The groom Is a son of Capt. G. G. Wagoner, superintendent of malls In the Pittsburg postoftiee. The Informal dance which Miss Harriet Henderson had planned to give last evening for Miss Rachel Collner, of St.

Peters, burg, Miss Sara Albertson's guest, tle; iierthold Uolilschmldt and Warner Special discount. Also catalogues and Miss Margaret O'Day leave to-night for Brtrtgton. N. where they will be the on niui t-llwood. ind, lists of hand instruments, mandolins.

guitars, pianos, organs, new and sec guests of Mrs. John Ulund, sister-in-law of Mrs. O'Dny. They will also visit At- As stated In the Press soveral days ago ho agreement was reuched at the last I If. -HI conference, the manufacturers having re- Uh i2)y ini limed to grant the demands of the workers for a 'M per cent advance.

As a re- aiilt ull nt th. tin mills In ond nana, vte nave sometning mat win Interest any prospective purchaser of a musical Instrument. As we take stock August 1, we have made extra price Inducements to bring trade this month. We want everyone to write to us for catalogues and price fists. Bent free for the ALLEGHENY.

with four exceptions, closed down Friday night. As Is well known the manufacturers refused to grant the advunce on the asklna. 8. HAMILTON. ground that the workers did not want It.

fir Arrested Her laaoceat Gaest. 'TWAS IN THH AIR. Hamtlton building, Fifth Pittsburg. Congressman Warner's Bitter Attack The workers' committee had no power to accept a reduction, so the conference ad New York. July Sarah Hart- journed.

Kurly 'ast week Becretary Williams noti New York, July 6. Congressman John 1 fied each lodge of the association of the result of the conference and asked that BIPrOSED INCENDIARISM. Twe) Dwelllags at Raakla Destroyed by Fire Last Night. A fire of supposed Incendiary origin destroyed two houses on Baltimore street, Rankin, last Ths loss will reach over 14,000. and Is only partly covered by the desires of the members be ascertained.

DeWltt Warner, In A speech at ths Brooklyn democratic club last night, arraigned the administration In scathing terms. Mr. Warner said In part: "Infamy after Infamy has been offered us nolt, of Brooklyn, late last night missed her pocketbook, wh'ch contained 2,120. She had entertained her friend, Mrs. Mary Foye, during the afternoon, and thinking she had stolen the money caused her arrest Later Mrs.

Hartnolt made another search through her house for the money and found it beneath the mattress. Special meetings were held and the committee haa been given power to make any settlement possible. Another demand will be made for a 20 per cent, advance, TIPS FOR THE TABLE. Mussel Forrl Cut II muswls Into small piece chop one onion vey lint and fry It In butter, on. table.poonfui.

Then add one of flour, stir on. minute; add one-half cupful of mu.Ml broth, one-half cup of. cream; sdd th. salt and pepper, and yolks of two llll mussel shells that have been th ir-vughly cleaned; moisten bread crumbs in melt- DAINTY MORNING D'WITIES. Morning house gowns have their place In the fashionable summer girl's wardrobe.

No material Is mors beautiful, either for its economy or neatness than dimity. There Is something about tn little corded texture that make it daintier thsn organdie and Infinitely cooler thsn all the lawns. The charmingly simple morning frock shown bv the Hanna svndlcate which dues business in the name of McKinley, till the question has become one ot limit, not to ana it is naraiy prooable that the work. ers will make any concession. An early settlement is expected.

its effrontery, hut to our enaurance. After scoring Oen. Kagan and Captain Carter, he roasted Alger. The Elephant Now Moves Round, The band begins to play, the Elks Street Fair is coming and don you stay away. A Trio at Salts Resaltlag From lade, pendence Day Exaberaaee.

The Conleys, Martin and Kats, of 41 Fayette street, had a celebration all their own yesterday, the result of which Mart tin has to-day a very much cut and swollen ear. He" says, when he made an Information before Alderman Downey, that Kate seized a poker and made most vicious attack upon him. The long, slender weapon descended with great force upon his ear, and inflicted a painful wound. The result of this encounter was the arrest of Kate on a charge of aggravated assault and battery. Harry Thompson, or Bmtth, Is In trouble before the same magistrate, and Ada Brown, of 62H Fourth avenue, is the one responsible for his arrest.

She declares that Thompson, who lives next door, attempted to embrace her, failing in which he nushed her violently against a wall, The attempted strike at the Carnegie steel plant at Homestead has proved a failure. The plant resumed operations this morning after a 38 hours' shutdown, and an aepanmems are now running In full CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. "If hat Verntr on it a good ihoe." force. There was no trouble when the start was made as the discharged mem- ners ot tne union made no effort to per suade employes to turn back. The failure The Kind You Have Always Bought ot the union to bring this trouble to a sue-cesHftil termination has been a hard blow to trade unionism in Homestead.

Bears the 'and heaped verbal abuse upon her de Insurance. The nre originated In the rear of ths dwelling of Michael Budge, flames being first discovered by a pedestrian, pouring from the kitchen of that residence. An alarm was turned In to the Rankin volunteer fire department, but owing to tha celebration of the day, only four or five members responded. Those worked valiantly, assisted by a half-score of willing cltlrens, and soon had two streams playing on the house. 'Only a few pieces of furniture were saved from the house, which was burned to the ground.

It was owned and occupied by the family of Michael Budge, and was a frame house of six rooms. Budge's loss will reach I2.S0O. His family was absent at Schonley puk, celebrating the day and returned to see the last portion of their house go up In smoke. The fire spread to the house adjoining. In spite of all efforts to arrest It.

The house a four-room frame structure, occupied by John Klcslnko and family, was almost completely destroyed, only part of the walls being left stsndlng. Klcslnko lost all his household -goods, valued at The loss on the house Is 1,000. The firemen had hard work to save several other houses nearby. roily, Pat the Kettle Oa, Blfrnatws of The local lodge of the Amalgamated association held a meeting yexterday In Monath's hull. The strike question was discussed and It was decided that the movement was premature.

It was generally admitted that the company held the 4 ittSn' yJA A'S7 Chlrkenpox la McKeesport. upper nana, ana gs tne sentiment of the McKeesport, July 5. (Special) A re majority of the workmen and residents fenseless head. Two charges were lodged against him, and he will be given a chance to explain his conduct. Domlnick Fallon, alias "Cock Robin," according to Robert Agnew, of IS Tunnel street, was so Jubilant yesterday that his overexuberance vented Itself in conduct unbecoming a gentleman and a scholar.

He was placed under arrest for a hearing. Edward and Mary Irwin composed a team Of disorderlies. If one can go on hat Mary O'Connell says. She Is most emphatic in her assertions. She says that where they all live, 28 First street, the Irwlns broke out Into a cloudburst nt ahuaA and nrofnnltv yesterday, all oi me tow is against a strike It was decided to let the matter drop.

The work of organizing the workmen will be carried puted case of smallpox here caused treat excitement, especially anions; the residents of the Eighth ward. Two children of a famllv named Lees were said to be sufferlrur with the. disease, but the board uui as usual. westlnghouse. Church.

Kerr Co. hsv of health snd doctors made an Investiga tion and pronounce the disease cnicKcn- i IK I pox. recently received several large orders for gsa engines. The most Important contracts are with the Uradford Electric Mght Tower Company, Hall Worsted JULY Shoe Bargains. July's the clearance month and we start right off at the beginning with the bargain story.

Men's Tan! and Patent Leather Oxford! and High and $7 ones $5.25 NOW. Boys' and Youths $2.60 and $3 Rucia Tans-Si. 95 NOW. Similar reductions In other lines. i Have you seen our llttte Paper "Shoe Strings 7" Contains a prise offer this month Write for it Killed by a Boy Tweaty.

aimed at her. As she Is a gentle spoken woman herself, she could not. or did not. Trlnceton, July 5. Samuel Cruel, a col niiinuiaciuriiig or Jamestown, N.

snd the Electric Light at Power plant at We'll all take tea. Then we'll go to the Midway, Allegheny avenue and Boquet street, July 10-22. retaliate in kind, but sought rather ths fin a l. protection tne law anorns. inis case is ored man, about 43 years old, was shot and killed In Kane's hotel, at Princeton basin, at 2 o'clock this morning, by John Larkln.

sued 20. Larkin rave himself up. Oliver's rod mill resumed operations this morning after a several weeks' shutdown. Extensive repairs have been made in the also before Magistrate Downey. DOG AND PONT CIRCl'S.

He says he shot Crues to protect his own URLINQ BROS. ml the lives of his brothers. Ail toe piani. The miners' district have men had been drinking. Show at Sehealey Park Eatraace At.

ranged for a large mass meeting at Batrd Why Am I So Happy trading; Immense Crowds. station riuay night. An attempt will aui organise tne Ulggers at the Don't you know? I'm going to Mid nuiurijuei nunc. Gentry's dog and pony cirous, which Is showing in Pittsburg, struck tbe fancy of way, July 10-22. NINE YEARS AGO We startled this city with a then new discovery, a medicine we applied to the gums for the painless extraction of teeth.

The trouble then was sore gums. This objection we have entirely overcome, and afe to-day the only dentist who can ex Efforts ars said to havs hn Cavalry Colonel Retires. Washington, July S.The retirement TWO SIMPLE MORNIN'O FROCKS. cently to orgs.nl ths coke workers In the Connollsvlll region. No headway has been made.

The manufacturers havs watched events closely, and say there Is no cause for alarm. Th from active service of Lieut CoL Henry Waaner. Fourth t'nlted States cavalry. claim, are perfectly satisfied with' their wases. The most determined effort at he having reached the acre of 62 years, Is announced.

First Lieutenant (leorRe H. Steele. Nineteenth V. 8. Infantry, has resigned, and the president has accepted his resignation.

C. A. VERNER, Fifth and Market. 7Rgik tract your teeth without pain and without leaving your gums sore. We simply apply our medicine to the gum; you feel nothing and do not to sleep.

Perfect organisation was made at the Frk-k plant ceverai otner attempts the people yesterday and at both the afternoon and evening performance the big tent was crowded. Ths circus Is showing in the vacant lot just opposite ths entrance to Schenley park. The performance Is really a very creditable one and the large number of spectators applauded the clever tricks of the little animals. Everything In the show Is In miniature, but the feats show the result of careful training. The circus will be here for two weeks, and there will be two performances a day, one In the afternoon and one In the evening.

The afternoon performance Is Intended especially for tbe children and the visitors to the park will find It very Interesting place to visit. Ths intelligence displayed by the dogs and ponies Is remarkable, and some of the tricks are simply marvelous. were marie, tmt all proved futile. Labor ly harmless lor old or young. ers in cose regions cow receive from Xaf Ced.

j.u 10 per day. fli diffl suction Pies Visit the Japanese tea, garden ataihe In the foreground of this illuntratlMi Is developed In LA Hung Chang yellow, figured with Irrearuiar lines ot pa' b'Ue nuining parillel to earn other. The skirt Is close" to th. hips and finished with a belt of black silk ribbon. Th waist Is also tight fitting, without any trimming save a very pretty veet effect In Ma.

silk. Stch is tied In a knot at th. front so that the ends hang almost to th. waist Un. The dlatinrulfhlng festur.

of the second morstng toilet Is th. bonic. whlrh msl. of rt'tal f-urpl dimity with a vest of heliotrope -imjV dotted with royal purple. The sleeves VAlS trimmed at the wnst with rows of purple dalrrlbnoa snd th.

nerk Is flnlrhed with a pret-stead'toinatloa arrangement of turpi, dimity rlhtw.n. skirt is made without plaits or gsthers, WANTED trimmed with tiny ruffles of dimity The district officials of fh Tnit.t vin Elks' Street Fair. urivr win issue a can, probntily this week, for a convention of ih nr.ani.iui Always fit. If you can get along with a set of them you can't wear teeth at all. Mayor of IMttstoa Dead.

Correct stationery correctly en-grayed we're hinting at both engraving and stationery departments. JOS. EICHBAUn Sc 242 FIFTH AVENUE. tv Pittston, July 6. Mayor Benjamin Hard Thv Stuck Up Fast.

miners of the district to he held July W. The convention will be called to give the district executive board an opportunity ed butter, spread them over th top and brown in a hot oven. Serve on a folded napkin. Swelled Potatoe-Psr snl slice thinly sev. era I potatoes; do not let them stand In water; dry them thoroughly; have two pans with hot lard in them, on.

a little hotter than the other; put a few potatoes In the frying basket; lower th. basket In th. coxiest lard; when brown re move th. basket and let drain for half a minute; then lower th. basket into th other fat, that should be very hot.

They will imme.il-stely putt. When removed from the basket duit with salt. Saw. for Flah Halls Cream two tablespoon! butter. Heat yolka ot two ef in a snucepaa, add two tablespoons eeca of lemoi.

Juice and hot water, a saltapooa of salt, snd a few gralna of cayenne. Place the saucepan over the Are and etlr constantly until it Is quite thick. Then qulrkly stir In the creamed butter and serrt at Breakfast Ko. 3. Kidney omelet, butter sauce.

Mined veal, from yesterday. Clam fritters. Baked potatoes. Coffee. ing, a staunch republican, 64 years Made only by us: none genuine unless our name (L'rllng Bros.) is stamped on the suction iu niwi m.

rriion on me ainerenual Ques ace. died this morning. Mayor Hardin was an Englishman and had lived in tion, and to allow the miners to take final action on the subject. The, board has spent much time ronsiderths: the facts Gold Crowns and Bridge Work. $3 per Flttston 43 years, being employed a a mine foreman for 25 years.

norse, clh lace. tiei.n orey-rage. loot II. Extracting, 23c Fining. 50C up.

$1 up. ana ns-ures presented by the thick and thin vein operators, but nas not nrecsred Johnston railroad. Cares for Isiumsla, Its report. It Is understood, hnwever.that INFLAMMATORY RHECMAT1SM a recommendation that the differential re Send for a New Prict List. NEW YORK GROCERY 311 Market Street, rittsburg, fa CI RED I THREE DAYS.

unuiiG Horn Dantiata, Every Day Adds im the tfrowta. Every day adds to the growth of sny sum of money on time deposit in the Pittsburgh Bank for Savings, No. 210 Fourth avenue, because 4 per cent Interest, compounded remi-annually, is paid. This bank i.oslts of over four million dollars, owned by lj.HfiO persons. It Is the bank in which wage earners and those having surplus money should place It for saf- keeping.

main uncnangea win be made. Monon 1 Hill, of Lebanon. Bays: "My Alvln .1. 12'Kfls 844 Sixth sU orner Penn, opposite Hotel wlfs had Inflammatory Rheumatism In Srery mutMa and Joint, her suffertns was ttrrthls eWtrlclan at the Homestead steel works of the Carnegie Steel company, limited. aaaaa- I and body and facs were awolln almost b- Artnerson.

8111 Penn Avenue. Fast End. VANTED-natter of Inducing sleep much depends with 8 Jt IndMdual. On. person will find a Carl Xj.

esl before bedtime eonduclr. to deep, think, that an empty stomach tie.t plan In order to obtnln sleep. A WANTl'4tth, rubbing th h.nc'i In cold water; a coinpafewrl spelled to th temples sr. all hnp-of agj a good night's rrrt. persons think the only way to Insure sleep Is to fix the some real or fancied object, whll others think that to count from on.

onward erutlessiy will weary the brain so that sleep 'wltl come' yoiK roMroltlon: had been in bed for six nss oeen mate assistant superintendent Hours Dally (except Sunday) till o'clock. wests and hl etsnt cnysirisns, cut rri of' the entire plant, under Oen. Supt. W. Phones 2654 and tvs.

WANT FURNITURE OR CARPETS WILDIERS WILL TRUST YOU. 922. 924, 928 PENN AVE. no jenem until trted the Mystic Cir for Rt umatism. IT sava Immediate relief, and i ne appointment will take effect at once.

Mr. Dlnkev will lie sue The Camels Are So are 'the elephants, tigers and diving elks. Ion't fail to see them at the lka' Brreet six was shit to walk about In thre days. I My Rag-Tim Girl Wants to see the Midway, July 10-22. do 13th YEAR HERE.

SO ceedert by 8. P. Wales, of Youcastowo. a cure it saved her life." Bold by Jos. former: of Boston.

TSglkr rfimrr A Jon, 411 lrkt street. C.la.