Pittston Gazette from Pittston, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PITTiSTOlKr "GAZETTE TUESDAY. APRIL' a6. mod. wrare two LOOT LIVINGSTON VAULT FREE DISTRIBUTION Wilkcsbarrc's Great Department Store ODELL RETURNS. New York's Governor Interviewed on Politieal Matters of Interest.

New York, April 26. Governor Odell reached New York from Washington last night and went to the Fifth Avenue hotel, whre his wife and daugh Ghouls Desecrate Tomb Sealed Half a Century. OF ucivstrs ter, who had come straight through to New York from Old Point Comfort, were awaiting him. The governor was coffins opened, bones soattbkd Resting Place of Illustrious Family At Livingston Manor, on the Hudsonv, Built of Solid Masonry, Presents ai accompanied from by Congressman William L. Ward of Westchester.

Among the politicians who were In NEW CURE TO PROLONG LIFE. Grewsome Sight. New York, April 26. A special' dispatch to the World from Hudson, N. says: "The startling discovery has just been made that the family tomb of the Livingstons, on the nearby ancient Livingston manor place, had been broken open on Saturday night and robbed of its dead.

"The body taken away, and of which' there is no ft ace, was that of the wife Jonas Long's Sons Great Opportunities This Wol IN OUR WOMEN'S OeiV SUIT STOfcli With wearinp; time at the very threshold, these splendid offerings are sure to interest; not only the true economist, but the most carefully dressed women. The suits told of, are this season's smartest conceptions every latest whim of fashion has been carried out in their making, and each and every one is of the very best materials. 5.00 Suits for $9.98 Fancy Mixture and Cheviot Suits, with Eton and Blouse Coats, neatly trimmed Avith bands of stitched taffeta. A fine "breakfast" food, did I hear you say? You'll be three times wiser when you've discovered that a dish of' "FORCE" and cream is just what your stomach is making signs for, the last thing before going to bed. Made From Fruit of PAU fflU Stops All Wastes by Feeding the Nerves, Revitalizes The Blood.

the corridor of the Fifth Avenue to greet and consult with the governor were William Halpln, chairman of the executive committee of the Republican county committee; Edward Lauter bach, Abraham Gruber and Senator Elsberg. The governor said that he had enjoyed and benefited by his sojourn at Old Point Comfort and was now prepared to settle down to a consideration of the thirty day bills. Asked about his visit to Washington and his talk with the president governor said: "The president and I had a very pleasant talk. We went over the political situation, and I found him cheerful over the outlook." "Does the Impression still prevail in Washington that the president can get along without the electoral vote of New York?" "I thimk we had better have it. The New Yorker, you know, always thinks no party can afford to lose New York." The governor said it had not been definitely settled that Elihu Root was to be the temporary rfiairman of the national convention and that ex Gov of General Henry W.

Livingston (Fighting Harry'), famous half a century ago for her beauty, wealth and social prestige and known because of her undying fidelity to the memory, of ber husband as the 'Widow Try it to night, and see how you'll sleep. "The metallic coffin In which the body was sealed forty five years ago Witi was also carried off. That In which CURES INDIGESTION General Livingston was laid a quarter of a century earlier was demolished, and the bones of the long dead soldier were strewn about the vaiijt. The winding sheet in which he vvs wrapped and which had all but crumbled "FORCE1 la no mere brwkfkst food. It to food, breakfast or no breakfast; a food for any food need.

Eat It wben you're hungry. Don't relegate It to any particular meal. Dyspepsia, Catarrh and All Stomach Troubles. 1 4.98 Handsomely tailored suits of Broadcloth and Cheviot, with braid and taffeta trimmed Coats and new style skirts; regular $20.00 Suits in every particular. 1 9.98 Ladies fine Broadcloth and Panama Cloth Suits, with Eton or Mouse style coats, with trimmings of stitched taffeta silk bands, and skirts with foot plaits.

SHIPBUILDING CASE. into dust was thrown upon the mairble floor and partially covered the skull. Bones Dumped From the Coffins. "A third coffin, with the body it contained, is gone as completely as is that of Mrs." Livingston. The identity oC the occupant of this casket is not yet Defendants In Foreclosure Suit File GREAT TEST IS BEING MADE IN PITTSTOH ernor Black was to make the nominating speech for the president, but he indicated that it was likely that Mr.

Root and Mr. Black would officiate in the capacities mentioned. The governor said that no decision had yet been reached by President Roosevelt and his advisers with regard to the chairmanship of the national commititee. BASEBALL. 02 n3 Their Answers.

Trenton, N. April 20. Formal an swers of the United States Sltipbuild Ing company, of James Smith, re ceiver thereof; of the Eastern Shipbuilding company and of the other de o3 9 S3 fendants to the foreclosure proceedings LU begun by the Mercantile Tjmst com pany, trustee of the $16,000,000 deed of S3 SPV trust, and by the New York Security CD to THE BEST CARPETS ARE SOLD IN THIS STORE AT FAR LESS PRICES THAN SAME QUALITIES CAN BE HAD FOR ELSEWHERE. At 85 Cents a Yard Handsome Brussels Carpets with borders to match, made, laid and lined free. and Trust company, underwriters of the Schwab $10,000,000 mortgage bonds, have been filed In the United 50 Tn! i SaV Sample Bottles Now Being Given Away From the Following Drug Stores FREE Kane's Pharmacy, P.

McElhenuy, Charles Waters, Thos. J. Yates, Farrer, Peck and Roberts, States circuit court. a 5h LU There are four separate and distinct 4J answers, but much of the matter con tained is identical and in line with the allegations in the original answer made to the amended bill of Results of Games by National and American League Teams. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York Brooklyn, New York, 9. At Boston Philadelphia. Boston, 5. TABLE OF PERCENTAGES. w.

P.c. w. is. P.c. New York 7 1 .875 Boston 4 5 444 St.

LoulB. 5 2 .625 Pittsburg. 4 6 .400 Cincinnati 6 4 .000 3 5 .375 Brooklyn. 5 5 .500 Fhila'phia 2 1 .222 AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Washington New York.

Washington. 1. At Philadelphia Boston, Philadelphia, 2. At Detroib St. Louis, Detroit.

4. At Cleveland Chicago, Cleveland, 4. TABLE OF PERCENTAGES. W. Ij.

P.C. W. Ii. P.O. Boston 7 2 .778 4 4 Phila'phia 5 3 .625 Cleveland.

4 5 .444 6 4 .600 St. Louis. 3 4 .429 New York 6 4 .556 Wash' ton. 0 8 .000 w1 3 2 50 i 03 4 1 In the answer of the Eastern Ship At 75c Yd Best all wool double extra super ingrain Carpets, in all the choicest patterns. At $1.25 Yd Best patterns in Milton, Vel and Axminster Carpets, splendid heavy Carpets for every purpose.

building company the contention Is reaffirmed that the complainants' mortgage not having been recorded in con A3 rK 55 formity with the New Jersey statutes is invalid in so far as the personal a LU LU property of the defendant is concerned known. All of the other coffins in tne vault had been pried open, and the bones of the occupants had been dumped out. "The people of all this section are greatly aroused over the desecration of the historic tomb, which has been the resting place of members of the illustrious Livingston family ever since the days of the Dutch regime." General Livingston and his people were among the most prominent In eastern New York during the first half of the last century and the last half of the previous century. The manor was frequented by many notable men in Revolutionary times and in the fifty following years. The mansion is situated on an with one of the finest views in Columbia county, having a clear sweep from the Catskills on the west to the brook shores on the east, from the Taghkanic mountains on the south to Kensselaer county on the north.

The estate is ample, with lake, forest, stream and meadow; the mansion large and imposing, and there the Livingstons were wont to receive their rents from their numerous tenants, who occupied their land to the east, south and west. In 1803 General Livingston built a mortuary vault on the premises northerly from the mansion and down near the lake, where the lotus flowers now grow, for the last resting place for his remains and the remains of his family. After his death his wife, "Lady Mary," lived for many years and was generally respected and loved by hor tenants and the people in the vicinity. Mrs. Livingston died about fifty years ago and directed that her body should be placed in the vault with her husband's remains, that the vault door should be.

locked, the key thrown into the middle of the lake and that the approach to the vault door be closed up with masonry, all of which is said to have been properly done. It is also contended that by virtue of the failure to record the mortgage the Made, Laid and Lined Free Jonas Long's Sons, Wilkesbarre defendant has the further right to con i a trol and use all the property covered by the mortgage in completing pending a New Haven Strikers Quiet. New Haven, April 20 There have been no accessions to the ranks of the striking employees in the shops of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company, and there has been no demonstration on the part of the strikers nor their sympathisers contracts aiell especially to maintain such control until it has completed the construction of two vessels being built for James J. Hill under a contract LU on eg a c3 2 dated Feb. 28, 1900.

The defendants' answer to the bill of complaint filed by the Mercantile Trust company maintains that the mortgage is void as against the creditors of the BUY YOUR SPRING SUIT EARLY United States Shipbuilding company, who are on strike. The machinists, who were thought to be preparing to go out, are at work, but none will say that they will not ultimately join the boilermnkers, because it is feiured complications may rise about the point ot nonunion employees being at work in the same shops with the union machinists and steamfltters. Samuel L. Moore Sons company and the Crescent Shipyard company and as against James Smith. as receiver thereof, by reason of the failure to re of cord the mortgage.

It also Insists that ISADS XA1UC book accounts, patents, commercial papers, are not subject to the mortgage and that It is invalid as to such personal property as has been used, consumed or disposed of by de fendants in the course of business. The next step in these proceedings will be the taking of testimony before thus have a larger as oortment to select from, and you get longer wear for the same outlay, with the added satisfaction of being among the first to appear in up to date apparel. The Four Button Sack Suit shown in tbe picture will apperd to good dressers want to be just a little in advance of the "merchant tailor's" styles. It lias flic broad shoulder anil elipst elleut which ivcu a. full Kiihstanthil appetiruncu to the wearer without that stull'od and paddod look so common in uthur lines of ready made Clothing.

Think of buying a suit like this in any of the popular spring fabrics. a master or commissioner to ascertain the priority of certain liens and claims. Theater Destroyed In Syracuse, N. Y. Syracuse, N.

April 20. The Lyceum theater, a vaudeville house, located in Clinton street, was practically destroyed by fire early this morning. It had been closed during the season until last week, when a company managed by Lou Hommer of New York played six nights. Saturday Hommer disappeared, and the coinpnny stranded. Wieting Opera House was damaged by smoke.

Tlie loss on the theater ind surrounding property will probably reach a quarter of a million. Priest Charged With Murder. April 26. Father Victor Zarek, a Polish priest of Clarence, this county, whose scholarly attainments, it is said, include his ability to speak in sixteen different languages and who has borne a high reputation for integrity of character, is imprisoned in the county jnil on the charge of having caused the death of Andrew Sofska, aged sixteen years. Moyer Still Held at Telluride.

Denver, April 26. The state supreme court has denied the motion for the release of Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, on bail pending a decision on the habeas corpus proceedings in his behalf. Tha hearing on the merits of the case was set for May 5. Meantime Myer will be held as a prisoner in the military prison at T11nride.

Woman Murdered; Boarder Missing. New York, April 20. Mrs. Julia Schunadti was murdered in her home in Jersey City, her body being found hidden under a pile of wood in the cellar. That she had been strangled was shown by a piece of cord knotted tightly round her neck.

Mrs. Schunadti, who kept a boarding house for laborers, was last seen alive in the morning, when her husband and the boarders went out to work. Thomas Mi cheles. one of the boarders, who came from Buffalo three weeks ago, is missing and is suspected of committing the murder for the sake of robbery. In this he was evidently disappointed, for the.

woman's savings, amounting to $800, were found concealed in the house. Battleship Launching Postponed. Quincy, April 20. The launching of the battleship Rhode Island, planned for next Saturday, has been indefinitely postponed. The postponement was announced by W.

G. Smith, manager of the Fore River Shipbuilding and Engine company, and is attributed to labor troubles and the inability of the company to make Immediate terms with the 3,000 employees now on strike. Twenty eight Prisoners Esoape. Monterey, Mexico, April 20'. Twotity eiglit men confined in the summary department of the state penitentiary in this city sawed and filed their way to liberty, among the number being several charged with murder.

Owing to the fact that the summary department is the place where the prisoners awaiting trial are kept, the watch over it is not so vigilant as in other parts of the prison. Sent Janitor to Europe. New York, April 26. The members of the New York Stock Exchange have sent Barney Smith, their janitor, to Europe on a vacation trip. His salary will go on in the meantime, and his trip expenses are ail paid.

Smith has been in the employ of the exchange for many years and is well known to nearly all the members. He has been in poor health for some time. Geo. F. Buss, 5 North Main Street, Pittston Jake Millhauser, Mgr.

Clothing Department. DESIGNERS' ami MAKERS Of FINE CLOTHING TO THE PUBLIC: Iu prcscntinK I'AW I'AW a natural Htoiiiapli, heart unci nerve ttnl I fi'cl tliut I liuvi added to Die sHviue of nuMlli Ino a force that is ns revolutionary as was vac cinatiun. as important to mankind as the disrovery of ant isepl ies and as beneficial in the preservation of human life as anything that man's ingenuity or providential wisdom lias ever devised. Tin ntAcTH'Ai, jutrc'iisT and JiKVIKW OF KKV1KW says: "The juice of the l'aw I'aw is more efficacious than pepsin in dissolving albumen. The fruit or Juice seems to have the same effort as a giiod digestive and is most effective in cases of dyspepsia and habitual constipation." Having combined this wonderful natural remedy witli other medicaments.

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Get a Free Bottle Today In order that everybody may have a chance to test tHIs remedy before buying. I have arranged for the free distribution of sample bottles from the abovc numed drug stores. After you have taken it. write to the editor of lie Cassette and tell him the truth. If it has cured you tell him so.

If it has liencliled you say so. If it has not dona yon nnv good say so. L.et us have the truth. 11UXYOX. Drought Kills Texas Cattle.

Austin, April 20. Cattle art dying d.v rne Hundreds on the ranches in west Texas for want of water and grass, i lie drought is the severest experienced in that section for many lack Siiinand Roof Faint For any kind of a roof, no matter whether it has been painted before or not. Warranted a high grade article. It has no equal. SELLS AT 75 CENTS A GALLON.

Life Sentence For Brooklyn Murderer. New York, April 20. Frank MeNa mara, who shot and killed Captain George R. Jennings, president of the Jennings Adjustable Shade company of Brooklyn, pleaded guilty to murder in the first degree when arraigned for trial here. He will be sentenced to Sing Sing for life next Monday.

STAIN or VARNISH COUPONS FROM Lori I lard's Stripped Smoking Tobacco 5V. NOW REDEEMED AT THE NEW DISTRIBUTING DEPOT While doing the honsecleaning you may find some furniture that would look 100 per cent, better if it had a coat of stain or varnish. We sell the Peerless Varnish Stain and know it's a good one. 25 Cents a Can and Upwards Depends on the size can you want. MP A LaC FULL LINE OF POLE TRIMMINGS LACE CURTAINS WALL PAPERS The popular new Wood Finish, you'll probably have read about it in the magazines, in which it is very widely advertised.

We have many calls for it. Comes in I 136 Franklin Scranton, Pa. Bad Weather For Sealers. St. John's, N.

April 20. The sealing vessels Erik, with 17,300 seals, and Viking, with 4,500 seals, which have arrived here, report that terrible weather prevailed among the icefloes during the past fortnight, rendering it impossible to make any catches. Small 4laze at Rochester, N. Rochester, N. April 20.

A loss ol $25,000 has been caused here by a fir In the four story factory building al the corner of Mill and Furnace streets occupied by the American Drafting and Furniture company and several other firm. The fire started In the le rator shaft. Mahogany, Oak and EXTENSION POLES cans, Unerry, Walnut colors. 40 Cts. and 75 Cts.

a Can. Sold by Ml Druggists. Large Bottles SI. Paw Paw Laxative Pills 25c a Bottle. (The editor of the Ciazette will plffiwd to henr from any out who liun oroii Lwnc fltod by the unc of the I'aw I'aw fclv awjiy fntm Hie ulntw iiHiMfi ilhi uroros, or from the use of bottle snbv qiiently purehitNod from (lniggiHt.) COME AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS OF PREMIUMS 17ILLIAPS coK.st'.