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VO L u X X X O L JAMESTOW N .N r Y .. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1902. Q o a k D epartm ent* Splendid values In Monte Cari«, n ialf Fitted\ Box Cf'nts, 45-inch Coats and Raglans. Fine Tailor Mtcle Suits, ¡kirts and Capes. Velour and Sflk Jack ets, Cloth, Plush and Fur ; r«pw L 3 REASONS WHY Largest Lait of SabeerÀm Fewer parties oo a Une Better »errIce than h u been or k famished by any other Telephone* ~ fc»M*w in die Jamestown. • T « » . IM a x J h r i t f L l s k ’ s C a k e P a n s , f & t t * A M ^ á F i M i P m « ' R A a K EMPEROH WILLIAM. FAYS A VI8IT TO HIS UNCLE IN ~ ENGLAND. IS O A ^ B F U L g ' G U A R D E D ^Jtmoat Prsosutlons Taken to Protect the Royal Visitor Frtm Harp'— In'- posing Naval Display In His Honor —Arrive» on. the Imperial . Yacht ~ t scorted fay Orulseret . (By Associated t*RHd I/mdon, NOV. 8.—The German in»« periaj yacht Hohensollem with Em peror 'Wiliam on board, accompanied by escorting German'’ cruisers and a flotilla of British torpedo boats, reach ed Port Victoria at 8 o’clock this morning. The arrival of King Ed ward’s nephew was made the occasion ol an imposing naval display. All the ware hi pa at Sheernesa were dressed, their crews manned the decks and the usual salute* welcomed the imperial visitor who i n perambulating the promenade deok of the HohenroHern. The enrperor wore the andrea» uniform or a British admiral. The German am bassador Count Wollt-MetternlohiSoon Joined bis majes*y. who subsequently lred the British court affldala sent .ttend him and other members of German embassy. After break fast Emperor William landed. The crew of the Hoheiuollern manned the •hip and cheered lustily and the Brit ish warships Bred another salute as the emperor boarded the train for Dover, on the way to ShornollS* camp whsra ho will review the 'First Royal dragoons, of which regiment he la honorary oolonel-in-ohief. Unusual precautions were taken by the railroad officials. All traffic was stopped along the route to Dover half' an hoar before the lmperal special train was due. Large British and German detective staffs were on duty and Jimrtimit and approaches to the station» were closely watched; and cleared of spectators during the saa- sags of the train. It waa raining heavily when Emperor William loft the train'at Dover, Whence, mounted on one of hi« owa chargers he rode to Shornolifls camp, accompanied by Lor4 Roberts and a brilliant staff. H o m e T e le p h o n « C o . » 210 Plae Street. T H E Y T A K E T H E C A K E . • . -*• '!•* _ -à W M À T ? ZERO WEATHER. Low T«tnper*tur# and Heavy Sn&wln the Northwest, Washington^ Nov. S.—Thé weather bureau this morning lasted the fol lowing bulletin: This morning the northwestern col<^ wave s^ows tem peratures ranging from sero to 20 do-. ,■Was groes below *ero in «British Northwest territory, During the night and S.ua-. day «old win extend ovpr the middle and eastward over the ùpper Missiaslp- ■f p vailedwith temperature falling 4a tern or below In central and eastern Montana, North Dakota and northern Minnesota.'. Heavy snow will fall In the northern Rocky mountain districts. M|Ng FOREMAN SHOT, His Slayer Angry at- Betng Refused a Place. Wllkea Barr». Nor. g.'—Doris, fore man at the SusquelyuiM obel com pany's mines at Glen Lyon, this coun ty, was fatally shot today by a miner, J. C. Hennessy. Hennessy made ap plication for work to Foreman Doris and the latter refused him a place. This angered Hennaesy and he drew a revolver and began firing. Doris Is popular and there wore threats of lynchln». f)oris cannot reoovpr. Charged With Wife Murder. New York, Nov. 7.—Mary McCusker, <0 years old, waa found dead In bed at her home in this city, today. 6ho had been killed by some unknown person with blunt instrument' Her skull was fractured. Her husband Patrick, 70 years old, is under arrest. The couple occupied two rooms in the basement of which MY». McGusksr was housekeeper. McCnaksr who was foi'- merly an umbrella peddler and had a small pension aa a war veteran went to the police station this noralng and said his wife waa dead. Santiago Commander Lossa Hla Raaaon.' New York, 'M ot . 8.—Geowal Toral, who conn .idod the Spanish army at Santiago de Cuba, at the thne of the town's surrender..has lost his reason. A fsw days ago while at Alhama, in the southwest of Murcia, be received Instructions from the Spanish govern ment to draw up a full account of the surrender of Santiago. From that time he showed great signs of agita tion and was frequently heard repeat ing the word*: \Surrender surren der.\ f . V n r*B ! » & & » '.»* w *r- m 's*- ithmLMmwt s Industrial Plants Burned. Camden, N. J., <Nov. 8.—The plants ol the Nonperlel Cork Mfg. Co., Cam den Mfg. Oo., manufacturers of chemi cals and MoAndrews ft Forbss liquor manufacturers, comprising about a dozen frame buildings at Kalghans Point In the southern section of this dty, were destroyed by flre today, loss •etimated flSO.OOO. A Puzzling Cass. •New ork, Nov. 8.—iNellle Corcorran who for SO dajrs lay In a state of coma in 9k. Vincent's hospital, died earl to day, lier cue was an extremely puaeHng one to medical practitioners throughout tho dty. Mr. Choate Joins a Club. Nsw York,-Nov. 8—Joseph H. Choate the American ambassador, has been elected a member o f tbs exclusive nsw club. Mualc by Frank 8cott A tight of pleasure always at our famous hops. Strict management onr best endorsement. Krecb 4 John* sonson’a dancing school, K. of P. hall tonighfe «dit A Player Dlaquallflsd. Cambridge, Mast, Nov. S.—The Harvard athletio committee decided today not allow &. Q. Kiot* .the. big center, to play In today's game against Pennsylvania. A final decision a* to King** eligibility ha« not been made, but the committee acting on commun- lostions received from both Tale and Pennsylvania, deemed It beat to dis qualify the eentar from playing in any game« nnttl a definite decision aa to his eligibility shsJI have been rsaahed. Another Csrllst Plat. Barcelona, Nor. 8.—The discovery of another Carllst plot hers has been followed by tha arrest of a number of leaders of the movement Apparent ly ita Immediate object was to sscttrs fond* for futura operations, the plan being to raias the standard of rsvolt and reap a profit in bourse transac tions by operating (or a fail In M lnlster W u ’i R e turn. Washington, Nov. 8.—Mlnlster WU of China called al thè White house to- day aad pressateci to Preeids&t Rcoea= velt hle Iettar of recali, fila govern- ment is anxtous that ha shall return epeedlly to China to carry forward tha work of preparing tbe commercial treadee, so he will return to his home lmmedlately. THEY TOOK WATER. VENEZUELANS -WHO INTER- rERED WITH «. OFFICIAL. A FQRCBD LOAN Sting B*e6te* of1 the vie* Cort- , aul. When -tiiar ^arietta 8woop«d Down and the Cards'Winy Taken Frpm tf«s House—A Complj>lnt That Was. Promptly Heeded. , (By »— nrlstnl P m h J Washington, -Noir. I.—The trip of tho gunboat 'Msrt*ttsi ^ 3arc«lona result ed in the satisfactory aet-tlement of ^e case of Vice D. fl. Consul Bait at that, pjace. lfav«rid days aso Bai* oomplalaad to Minister Bowen that the Venezuelan «ovsrnnaent t tireaten- ed to <«Hect-a. fore«4 from him. fiats Is % wealthy ¿sn and although « native of f t TfcoaEl, the Venezuelan rebels set up a data that he was a citizen of- the country and attempted to take the loan from him under du ress. Without consulting th« depart ment Minister «towen dispatched the Marietta to the seen», subsequently no tifying the department ^ ^ icUtHL luutti Lommanuer uitui reported from LaGuayrm to whi. h plar'e the Marietta returned yustsrday, that the esse had been Mttied (aUaiactorUy and that he would «end psrtlimioni by mail. ■Later the state 'department was no tified that th* awards had been re moved from Dais's bouse and Office and that assurances had been given by tbe aathorltle* that he would not be roolestod again. The depart moat la wsU gleascd a t what it regsmla tha Arm and wise management of this case by Commander Diehl. THE 8ULTAN WEAKENS. Says Ha Does Not wish to Maks War on Americans.: Manila, Nov. s’—Tho sultan of Ba» calod has *ent a letter to Cavito com manding the American troops in samp ait Vlcas, Island of itindanao disavow ing any-desire to tnako war on Atncr* lean a. He denied - molesting Amerl\ cans anit says he is not of stolen property. Oeneral Sumnerk chmmander of the departmant^jf Min-, danno has beep preparing to send a column against 'Bacoiod but the ' ex pedition will probubly -be abandoned, although the military will' watch tho eultan and determine if his friendly assurances are genuine. It is ex* pected that completion of the Illigan road and the occupation of the north shorn o l th» lako will Anally show the attitude of the Haros. They continue to show as great friendliness as pos sible. THE ALIBI STRENGTHENED. in the Cass of A. <fc Mason Hata for Murder. Boston. Nov. S.—Tho alibi contend ed for toy A. Q. Mason, who Is held at Cambridge charged with the murder of Clara A. Jlcrtaa s t W t c s ÿ laat-Sat* uxda? evsnlsg, appear* to be strsngth-- «Bsd toy Úu statement or J. H. Cran- book of Bostas, who n.\ys that ho aaw Mason In Soiiemüe last Saturday night at about 10- ^ o'clock. This eontradlsta the statemen t of Charles F. Brown, car oondamor. that Mason was Oa his car at »hont 10:30 riding from Waverly to Roiton and is con sidered important. Today however Mason kkaself declami at Cambridge Jail that Orandhook was correct about the meeting in 8ojntrvllie and that Coodwctor Brown was mistaken about acting Mason on his rar only in so far as tha data was rnnncmed. Mason said that It was a week ago last Sat urday sight that he rods in Brawn's oar. MRS. HARRISON’S SUDDEN DEATH 76 MILES AN HOUR The Safa Limit of Spssd for Electrlo Csrs. Berlin, Nov. 8.—Electrical experi ments on tho Zossen-Beriin military railroad, which have been in progress for several weeks, have resulted in demonstrating that a speed of 75 miles sn hour can be maintained without de structive wear of motor* or roadbed. The experiments of 1901, while reach ing a speed of 100 miles an hour, prov ed that running above the rate of 60 miles an hour caused damage to tho roadbed too great for practical pur poses. Tbe motors were modified preparatory to the testa lost -held and trials have Hten suspended in order to further change the machinery «rjd roadbed. Murderous Ladronas Captufsd. WaehlnKton, Nov. S.—A cablegram was received at the war department today from Governor Taft, dated Ma nila, saying that the ladrones who re cently murdered IX C, Montgomery of Nebraska, sub-superintendent o) schools, have been captured. Football Player Lose« Lag. Andover, Mass., Nov. 6 .—John Col lins of the Princeton football team, has lost his left leg at tha knee as the result of being run ov«c by a train here today. „ A City In Darknsss. KnoKville, T&tiL, Nov. 8.—The city iras in total darknea* last night and half of the street cans w e n taken off as a result of a shortage of coal. . Stnoka J. P. D. cigar. Sc. ttdlaa I T * * * * »MIsukwslha* M U L % i I I , tnas shsüt sail his liasn, his heads aaid wark hiaaalf iate suck a ikagm a U * slate tor a àhtswt ENAMEL m r a S B ft tUttM aa« ÉTATS ahiàe* ■ ». •• - > « > * t ■ Fsaasr's fiarvaris.. - Calf LlasiBeasselev..«« .y* * .* KetlMwa’eX«« X 4 m « K u m I iS J M | Art FALL in STOCKS. W nr Tbrk. Kov. i —Stocka broke sharply at the opening of the market today; ander tha lead of the American Sugar Refining and D. 8. Steel shares and under the fnñaence also of de- clineaof l - j lo N o f i paint in some Amiri can shares In London, before tho^ local opening. Soon the catire list gave away on heavy selling. A fall of 2 1-8 pointa In C. S. Steel preferred share« attracted attention in view of the fact that today's low price, u i-i, was the lowest prie» ever touched by the stock escefft on tbs panic day 'May f , 1901 when it broke violently from SS to 69, recovering moert of the loss before the close. A decline of two points or more waa scored In some Is sus* with sharp losses in aome of tho specialties. Three Acras Sumad Ovar. Camden, Nov. 8.—The boraed^ die* trlct covers an area of aboat three city blocks along the Delaware river. The British steamer Conway troai In dia, leaded wtth licorice root, was saved by the timely arrival of the Philadelphia Are boat Aihhridge. John Dougherty, fireman on'the Aahbridge WS| badly burned and waa taken to the hospital The origin of the fire is . unknown. # - Tw» Killed In s ColHsfen. Indianapolis, Nov. 8.—In « collision between a frelgfct train and ^ f o t k train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton ft Qayton railroad near here today, two tt«ti were killed and s*r«a i*wre In jurs*. Om of tbe injured will die. The dead are: John Veatch of In dianapolis, Bud Eö* of Mcaxiejtaint. Farmer tiongressman Ifcatf. New tort, Nov. 't—*k*C«pgrese* isaa IW x Campbell, presIdeaiC^of the Trsst Ce. of BtôSBÿâTBSi to4ay 'ae S i rwsldeace fat 9i«ebÿaa KILLED BY WATER SURE, Vermont Soldlara Who Murdered Priest Beyond Military Juatlee. Washington, Nov. 7.—An investiga tion that has been made by the war department into th» allegation ‘by thfi antWmperialtstlo committee delivered at the Lake Georgq conference to the •Aset that Father Aogustlne, the Cath olic priest, was killed by tbs water cure in the Philippines, has apparent ly ■confirmed the main fact, that ths man died as the result of tha admin* (stration of the core; bnt It also baa ■been found that the persons who ad ministered the care to sscure the in surgents’ funds of whiob ha was ths custodian were volunteers from Ver mont end CM now boyond reach of military Justfce, having beea mus tered oat of ssMes. SHOT WIFE AND SELF. J«ateesy,at ths Bottom sf a Double Crime* Schsneetady, Nov. 1—Daniel Hun- tiugtoa. a proeilnaal eontractor of this dty .early «his morning shot aad al most killed his wife, and then turned his revolver upon himself blowing his brain» out His plana had been care fully laid to accomplish his purpose The teiephoae wires leading from the hotel at Carmen, where hs wife, from whom he had bees separated, for years was employed, to this dty had bean cut. He mads his way to the room she occupied, using a ladder, aftd then shot bar and killed hlmsalt Jealousy la th «cause ascribed for tbe shooting. Reel precity Treaty Slgntd. Washington, Nov. 8.—Secretary Hay for the United States and Sir Mi chael Herbert representing the British government and government of New Foundland teday at the «tate depart ment signed what is known as the Bond-Hay treaty providing for recip rocity between the United States and New Foundland covering fish pro ducts and bait The treaty will be sub mitted to the senate immediately up on its reassembling and meanwhile, following the rule In such cases, tbe state department refrains from mak ing public the details of the lustra-' ■neat ___ _ Ksnt Indicted for Msnslsughter. Buffalo. Nor. 8.— A spedal to Th# Tines from Rochester say* ths grand Jury haa indicted Dr. Lelaad D. Kent of Buffalo, charging -him with m*n- alaufht^r in the, a m degree in cos? motion with tha murder of Ethel Blanche JUitfe k% the- Whitcomb house. Kent wag'found recently with hie throat cot end daimtd MU» Dingle tried *0 mtUrder hlai and then commit» teijl suicide. Cfce**# Market, Nerétti-Thè price of chete* o«t tkaOaha ftarkei lie sean as last week. The End ¿ante While fehe Was Making s Call— Hsart Failure the Cams. . Sinclairvllle, Nov. * 8.— i’Special)— Mrs, Julia Harrison,. wldSow df Dr. George S. Harrison, died suddenly white making, a call on Mr». Richard Re.ed Friday afternoon, Nov. -7. She was Si year» otsse-And Is survived by town, ¿he had been a‘lifelong resi dent of this village and was highly re spected. Heart faiure was, the ci^uae of her death. ~WILL HELP THE POOR. W. C, A. Aid 4 Society tc Begin Its Winter Work Nest Tuesday. Next Tuesday afternoon the W. C. A. Aid society will hold its first moot ing In the Allen street chapol and \II! begin ita noble work of supplying the wants of tho neody. It la an en terprise to which tho indica of the society devote much timo and labor find It is deserving tho support of all libers] minded citizens. It essisi* many worthy poor who suffer in *1- lenfc rather than appeal to tho city poor authorities and it makes use of those partly worn artlclos which tbe more fortunate ones throw aside aa aoon as they bogln to look shabby or beforo they aro actually worn out It is hoped that the lad1«» Inter- cstc.d In this charitable undertaking will attond the meeting and assist by tholr presence and lnfluonre tho work that tbe society has bsen so effectively performing for many yeera.- Evcrythlng in the way of supplies la needed and all good cltitens upon whom fortune has smiled should look through their belongings and see If there Is not something among them that may bring oomfort to some des titute person during the long <*>ld winter which Is before as. V . W . C. A. NOTES Tonight la Home Circle night. The week of prayer for the World’s - Toung Women's Christian association begins tomorrow. There will be sev eral services at the rooms during lha week The Sunday meeting at 4:10 will be a praise and pnyw sorvl'«, Tbe class in advanced French will hold the first lesson on Tuesday even ing at 7:4B. Miss Lirmo’ith will bo' the Instructor. P,nro3lnmts will ba received at any time. Next Batnrday from 9:30 to 7:30 p.m. the l.W. T. club will hold a chicken pie supper. Tickets *h tuld be bought early from membe's of the club or at the rooms. Now Is tha time to buy now rob bers and give your old ones to ths Y. W. C. A. Barrels for the Rubber days, Nov. 14 and 15, will be found at the following plarea: Y. W. C. A. rooms, over S03 Main; northeast cor ner Main and Third; grocery at Junc tion of Second and Third: F. Oscar Peterson'e drug store, Wlnsor and Sec- oad; Berger's grocery, «87 Prander- gasLavenne; Flvs Point grocery, Mala aad Pine; Abrams's grocery,. Falr- mount ave%na; Co-Operative Supply Co., Alien and Wlnsor; Dorman’s gro cery. lit East Ninth: Falmeter’« irur store, 7 Main street; Ssmaelaon etid Anderson, 23S Warren; W. C. A. hos pital; Mrs.'Johnston's sohool i l l Pul ton; Baiiey-Jones Co., 10< WlnsoV street; Hall's mills, Broadhead** mills; Empire mills; Smlth‘s cotton mill; Maddox table factory; Chautauqua Towel Co.; «haw's grocery, cor. Al len and Foote avenue; Deluge hoso house. Fourth street HQRSg W^S j FRlOHTIINèoé^ï^S ¿M è i And SotAe Excitement . Waa • elsnsd as a Result. About li o'clock,this hors©^driven by a mgn !n yoara beoam? frightened lag train while going fh o ^ - ,§ 4 0 ^ street qea^ the’corner of W i i t ' 1 ^ 8 ^ : street. fn0. aaimil »eemll^\4^ ^ ^ear and-rearedi tl! ho thredtoned to break to plteeds. Offle^r- Qiifftlfttr^appeiiefr-: to ^.o near and wont to the frfsijffi^j • awe of the driver. H#'aelx6a-‘t^ .;^ 4 ^ horse by the bit- but tie beast-foaiiki tlm and endeavorod to strike ' with Its forward hoofs. The \ man held W» ground and' a t last j ccoded In throwing tho ifwy.\ its side. Quinlan \heJd the hone dpens -by sitting on it* hesd while hyatalilrA ers unhitchod it from the carriage,. Then the animal was allowed to rise, ' comp.etoly mbdued by its ezpetriene# ; end whop sgsla attached to tha car*. ’ riage walked down the street as io* ‘ faerly aa it nothing had happened- dltturb its equanimity. The oaly dnmago resulting from the mlxup waa tbe braaklng of one et the «antai»-^ slwfte. t — » - —- - -i - *■*'* Mlnlitsrlal Alliance« , - * The resulsr meeting of theVilnlsterw ; isl AUIanos will be held next Mocda» at 10:30 a. m„ in ^ the rooms of the ■ ’ T. M. C. A. T Her. A. L flmsOley b. D. will fsai-~ a paper. Subject Sosas Popalar | Prcechera I Hava Heard. ' Wraok on th« Erie. Near Welftville this morning aw Brio freight train war wrecked and' the Dyke switch tower demoHebed. Telegraph Operator J. ¡L Mlaeina fW taken un<^)Mclooa from the wrick. The wrecked cars and tower were burned. Kay Lose His Poatttan. \ With tho slootion of John Otwiiw, tiwDstoocrstto tMHsdldite tBt i gsnsrai o f ths itate, Uie #d that saton D. Warner of CaaSlA^ one of tha deputy attorney generaJs,:-' who la a itssnch Repttbllcaa,, wm^_ lose hia position In that dapartaMaf, on tho first of January, HO*. * - LIsdsrtafel Dance. - * Bee that yon get sn invitation fer tile Licdortafol dance Nov. IS la Maja hsll. ' <i York's facial manage rsmaree wrlRklea and black beads. 70» Mala, street - _ _ r S441a»*a . Harrison ttreat Reopened. The' paving of Harrison street la practically completed and today the street was reopened for traffic. • Jamestown Commíndíey» No. 61 K. T. will hold a stated co» clave Monday evening, Nov. 10 at' ’8 o'clock. Work, Red Cross degree. Visiting fraters courteously welcomed, A .B . Rice, E, C. Wm. P. Osnyer, 8cc. t MS Musle by Frank tcotfc, A night of pleasure alwaya at otir famous hops. Strict management our test endorsewtent, Krtch ifc John- sonson’s dancing school, K, of P¡ hkll^ tonight \ * ’ *; SOMETHING NEW IN H O T D R I N K S . What’s better «elédayatliaiHIr dslleleiM I mi irlalt erf seaia Mad— s»4. se beseSatei, «tfeaialljr fer lattee affai a sii«)iyiag iour. Just «tej ia saá tiy * » *ayg of M c C a r t h y , ! 303 THE DRUGGIST, M A I M 8 T R B H C T . A W a s h d a y f» «e 9 *r hh4 w» wilt----- - »«d *ry »11 *t ,tc»v , WMh a«d iron » * r flat twk. falls It* atieet«. isMMMtkSi tew«*, pllt#wnuM«, tta. 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