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‘’■Xfer t « **.4 # ♦ * iß « « #.)i'43r » # * « # * • * # . 4 * •’■ »tf #« '■ -T^V V' ' \ ' ’ '-*^ 8 » ■ s'- sifc> ' • ■ -•■\Jlz jäf.s > V O I, X X X I I I . JAMESTOWN «NI Y-> FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1902. iâ â 10 PAGES N O . 3 1 3 A PRINCETON FIRE. Dickinson Hall of the University Barely Saved. P r i B c e t O n , Dec: 5 . — Dickinson, h a l l, the biff recitation building of'-the a c a demic department of t h e university, narrowly escaped. being burned to the ground. Fire broke oat In th e third story thli morning while Prof. . J. Marks Baldwin’* Junior c l a s s In psychology was In session.' T h e fla m e s In the hallway penetrated thp w a l n s - cottlng Into the class r o o m . A b u c k e t brigade was formed by P r o f . B a l d w i n and other atudenta and t h e l o c a l fire department was s u m m o n e d . . A f t e r a hard fight tha blaze w a s p u t o u t . I t la thought a lighted c i g a r e t t e c a u s e d the lire. Loss JS.000. Publicity For Tmsta. Washington, Dec. 6 .—The bu b-com- mittee of the bouae- Judiciary commit tee having trust legislation under con- alderatlon reported a publicity bill favorably to the fnll committee today. The committee consists of Littlefield, Overstreet, Powers, Clayton and De Araond. Remember the Mother Ooose en tertainment to Congregational i-burrh tonight. 25c genera] admission; 15c children. dl* Bee Welton's $1 per hundred feo<W « 1 5dS \ MR. R E E D IMPROVED. ■> Doctors Find Change for Better Dur ing the Night. 'W a s h i n g t o n , D e c . 5 , — T h e c o n d i t i o n o f f o r m e r S p e a k e r T h o m a s B. R e e d is c o n s i d e r a b l y Im p r o v e d t h i s m o r n i n g , a c c o r d i n g t o b u l l e t i n s g i v e n out b y t h e p h y s i c i a n s a f t e r t h e i r e a r l y v is i t . T h e u r a e m i c s y m p t o m s ■ w h i c h la s t n i g h t g a v e th e d o c t o r s so m u c h c o n c e rn a r e a b a t i n g a n d t h e r e Is a n a p p r e c i a b l e r e d u c t i o n In t e m p e r a t u r e a n d r e s p i r a t i o n . D o c t o r s G a r d n e r a n d M a c D o n a l d c a lle d a t t h e h o t e l s h o r t l y a f t e r 7 o ’ c lo c k t h i s m p r g l n g a n d w h e n t h e y l e f t t h e i r p a t i e n t a t 8 o ’ c lo c k t h e y g a v e o u t t h e f o l l o w i n g b u l l e t i n : A t 7 45 a . m . we f i n d .Mr. Reed m a r k e d l y I m p r o v e d . T e m p e r a t u r e 9 3 . U r a e m i c s y m p t o m s a b a t i n g ; m ind c l e a r ; r e t a i n s n o u r i s h m e n t . ( S ig n e d ) F . A. G a r d n e r , M. D . T. L. MacDonald, 31. D T h e I m p r o v e m o j l t i n R e e d ’s a o n d i - t i o n c o n t i n u e d d u r i n g t h e f o r e n o o n l i e re s te d r e a s o n a b l y w e l l la s t n i g h t a n d Is b r i g h t a n d c h e e r f u l tp d a y , J o k i n g a b o u t h i s Illn e s s w i t h th o s e i n h i s ro o m D r . W C G o o d now , a n e x p e r t c o n s u l t a n t , w h o w a s s u m m o n e d f r o m P h i l a d e l p h i a y e s t e r d a y e v e n i n g , r e t u r n e d t o h i s h o m e la s t n ig h t . Fur gloves mufflers and Cardigan Jackets at Smirh'n 5 d 2 A d v e r t i s e y o n r w a n t s In T h a J o u r n a l t :: C. F. Abrahamson Go. * Special Attractions IN O t J R Cloak Department. We have daring thq week received <av- eral lots of New Jackets, Monte ( r >J, Long Garments and Children'» Cuati. A lso beautiful Velour and Silk Skirts, Velonr and Silk Mcnte Carlos, for price* away under regular values. New Skirts of Broaddotlis, fine Venetians and Chev iots. We can qnote yon price* on Fine Saits for th - colt of material* alone. All axe the very latest in style, the out*- pot of the “ Wodltex” factory, which it enough laid. Let ui snow you what we can do for yon in Fine Tailor Made G*r- _ men tv ______________ _ ________ «** t ;; Children’s Coats. About two hu n d red of them at prices ranging from $ 3,0 0 op. W e have pnt on sale about 6 o Rag. bins or Storm Coats, m a d e up of “ odd* and eads” of heavy Beaver* and Kerseys — a food variety of colon. Sizes run fro as 4 to 14 . Their regular values are $ 6.66 to $ 10 . 00 . Special M r* C \Q to dose, e a c h ................. J * Long Coatsor f Children 3 6 . 0 0 , £ 6 - 5 0 , £ 7 . 5 0 , 5 9 - 0 0 . 5 1 0 . 0 0 . They are the.best weariag garment* produced. A GRE(n_STOBM. W IN T E R '8 ICY BREATH F E L T IN MANY PLACES. EX T E N D S A C R O S S T H E SKA England and tha Continent Feel It— Snowstorm In thia 8 tate Approach es the Nature of a Blizzard— Penn sylvania AlsotHaa It—Much. Snow and Low Temperatur*. - <» - minor caanaltlea among the shipping. T h e fall of «now la’ gewral, includ ing tha Channel islands, frhlch is al most unprecedented. Londoners ex pect skating; on Sunday. Similar' con ditions exist on the continent (By Aiioclatad PrssaJ New York, Dec. 5 .—A snow and s le e t storm delayed traffic in New Y o r k . T h e newly Installed eleetric s e r v i c e on the west side line* was ser iously lnterferred with and communi c a t i o n b e t w e e n uptown and downtown b y surface lines waa very slow tad d l f f l o u l t . On the Tremont divlalon gt the T h i r d a n d Second arenu* elwatad to a d s a complete tie u p of trains oc curred. No traina w e n running after 6 o'clock. The surface trolley ears were taxed to their atmost capacity In consequence of the tie up In tha B r o n x . Accidents to pedestrians due to loe coated sidewalk! were numir- ous. A Fierce Storm. Saratoga, Dee. 5.—A northeast snow storm accompanied by a driving wind made ita appearance before daylight It has increased in intensity through out the morning- The tiara extends into the Adirondack* and at some places has already assumed the magni tude of a billiard. Traina Lat« at Albany. Albany, Dec. 5.— A heavy snow atom began earl; this morning and la still in progress. Surface cars are slightly Impeded, all trains are from ana to five hours late. Blizzard In Pannayivanla. Philadelphia, Dec. B.—A snow and wind storm amounting almost to a bilzzard prevails throughout 'Pennsyl vania today. Railroad lenrtee In all directions Is badly crippled and Ule- graph and telephone vim are proe- t r a t e d . Throughout the anthracite region the fall of snow I* reported as v e r y heavy. It Is drifting badly, necessitating the shutting down of many collieries. George Sherrertoa, driver of an express wagoa In thia c it y , became confused by snow, drove his tpam Into a trolley ear and suf fered fatal-Injuries. Snow at Utica, rtlca, Dec. 6 .—Snow commenced falling I n this city tif the night and th i s morning there was from lour to six Inches on the ground. H»avy Fall at Schanectady. Ocheneetady, Dee. E.—At* an early fctour thia mornlng snow began to fall tn thti city and np to noon about eigbt lnchea had fallen. Weatbound traini on thè New York Central wero aererai hoora late. Akeva Zero at Watertown. Watertown, Dec. B—\Watertown a.woks this jMorstng to find the mer cury I degress above zero, a fall of « 2 degrees In the last. 16 hours. This Is the coldest weather experienced thia fall little snow has fallen. Bitterly Cold In London. London, Dec. 5.—-Bitterly eold weather continues to ptarail throqgV» out the United Kingdom. Gales and heavy seas Interfere with chansel traffio and there hav* been masy 1 BUDIE1C] i u u n v..„ fee the giria. Let! theaa bay asapply fer Christa» M i t o f Is o a r \ stare. 1 M d o * » good f a a l l t y B e a - Stitefced Handker-, chiefs with a faney draws werk bor dar; asade for a Special leader at flve cents each. Oar price teasorrew will be. Hassocks. Here's a ohance to boy an Xmas preseat of lasting vslus. jot a very small price. 200 Bezagon Khap» Hits aocks, made o f Velvet Oarp«t- iog 'in beautiful pattern!. They are sold regularly In m»«y good store* for 75c esoli. Out prioe tomorrow, b u t 0*1/ one to eaoh cmtojner, L ig h t us feather W a r m a., f u r rug aad E a s y - « o ld shoe F E N N E R 'S felt house Jhoe« with leathsr soles are certainly one of Ifec £ 0 fd H i n t s of life. S lippers 50c, 75c, 9 1 . Shoe* S f. $ 1 .2 5 .1 1 .5 0 . F E N N E R ’ S , (J. R. h u s r k Bon) •M MAI I rr. (JiHrt abeva Third.) G e r m a irK o in tig Y arns Buy your supply tomorrow. We offer two hundred pound* of Fleisher't and Grolden Fleece Knitting Yarns—the two best brands of yarn known to the trade— at 2 0 c * skein. Blatk, White and Colors. jetrffcfe United State* Army Regulation Blanket, Blue Grey in color, weighs 5*4 Ibi; .made of pure w *ol, lot th« hardest kind of wear. They are worth at the rate bf 80 c a lb. We have abont one hundred to A n a » m U at the exceptionally low price o f . . ................... ...... 9 0 €. F. ABRAHAMSONO. C f I Oft? - U tili' CTDPJ?T A COLO WAVE VILL 10T BOTHER YOU If your home is supplied withs Diamond Heater or Rang«. For economy of fuel and pcrfecfioi in heating; and cook* ing, the Diamond leads them alL For hard and soft coal heat ers, wood itoves or wood and coal combined» we arc shov ing a line of stoves that cannot be. surpassed« For stove satisfaction, wu us. Developments In the Potter Cast. Sehsnaetady, Dec. 5.—Attorneys for William Potter, who was expelled by local union No. 62, Painters, Decora* tors and Paper Hansen of America, basense of his mesabcrship In the state and particularly becauae of tils service in the rioting sttending ths rwcent strike on the Hudsoa Valley railway, today are onahio to locate FYank C. Sheffer, presldeat of the local ba question, against whom as such official an Injunction was Issued yes terday aftenaooa by fupreme Court JTnstice Howard directing him not to treat tke complainant as not a mem ber of the union, thus preventing him from sarnlac Us living 8 «v*ral lrms astand ready to employ i*ott*r as mxm tm they Mas doao. Celd Wav» In Alabama. Xralsgham . Ala'. Dee. 6 .— A ecdd wave bar* has caused a drop of 30 ¿•Crete. It waa accompanied by a high wind, rain and snow. Consider a&le damage» Is reported outside the city. Former Aasaaiblyman OeaiL Caaajoharie, Deo. S.—Charlen Rabba, aoc-aasembljrman for Montgomery coun ty, died at his home la Rural Grove today. Important Notloa. The Jamestown Wall Paper Co/s kaa been botight by D. M. Hog- at a great «*cr‘flre. Yon can s a w save SO per cant by taking ad vantage of the special caah sale of 100,004 robs of wsll paper. Fine line o f pictures, picture frames, art goods, etc. Sale to contisno during this aaOsth. ' Great bargains for you Don’t miss the opportunity. Remem- ber tha nnmber. 117 Main St. 6d2w* BURIED IN RUINS. Seven Firemen Suffer, but Only One Life le Lost. Cleveland, Deo. 5.—Fire has -destroy ed the flve story brick manufacturing building occupied by Ukly 4 Rockett, trunk manufacturers and Badon it Oli ver. lathe and turret manufacturers. The estimated loss is $ 100 . 000 . A por tion of the wall fell In upon members of Engine company 15, burying them In the debris; Those who were thtis caught were Capt. Daniel Ftnu- can. James L. Orberger and Arthur Garner, who were working Juat outside the wall; Lieut Robert McKenna, hoseman; Samuel Jones, Charles Neldlng aad Patrick H. Joyce, who \ were on the inside. Ambulances were hurriedly called and firemen soon I brought from the ruins all but Joyce, who Is still deep under pile« of brick with no hope of him being taken out alive. The tnjurles of McKenna, Jones and Neldlng are serious while the others are but «lightly Injured. A DU N K IR K FAILURE. Hartford Axis Co, Director» Petition For Olaaolutlon— Concern, is Insolvent, y Dunkirk, Dec.. \6.— Jupdoa Hooker has appointed L. N. Murray receiver of tho Hartford Axle C&-. of thia city, with B. EJ. PaJ^am referee The capital of th» company Is $ 200000 . . tho liabilities ana given as *0L924.17 and the nominal assets $93.775.59. A majority of the directors have signed a petition for dissolution on the (round that the concern Is insolvent. Among the principal creditors of the corpora tola are these: Tfc# tate of Charles D. Murray of Dunkliici'1 to Which the corporation, 00O; the Merchants’ ' National Of Dun'kirk, »11.00»; the Lake'’Shcqr*4ll National bank of Dunkh-k. 15,00».a a i r ? “ If. M.. Gerrans of Buffalo, J2.500.' Janitor Olson Injured. John Olson, janitor qjt the Ore depart*- ment, f e l i «ya Main street today noon and painfully, injured his crippled ■0 i ^¡7 i WÎ 1903 dtartes. Fast Third SI. Fred B. Hatc|u_ __ _ * Advertise jo u r wants ln.-The Jou»* nal. ^v / ___ Sara Tiiorapson Rje Vvhiskey, Bbttlsd In bond andar govarawent aupervliion. In fall qaarta A W .M U R - R A Y , • Wholesale Distributor. FAMILY TBADI^OLIOITKD. P» « PARALYSIS OF HEART. W a s What Caused the Death Of U. S. Mlnlatar Buck* Yokohama, Dec. 5.—Paralysis of tho heart caused the death of United States Minister Alfred E. Buck which occurred yesrterdaj. The end was very sudden. Buck was a guest of the emperor In a duck hnnt on ths Shln- ama preserves. A bird had been net ted and the minister with a Jocular re mark started to reset tha net Sud denly he fell and without a word or groan expired Instantaneously. He had suffered from weak heart for some time. Mrs. Buck waa not with tho party. Minister Buck waa held in high esteem In Japan and tha flags on all public buildings have been placed at half mast The funeral has been set for iMonday next Secretary Ferguson Is In charge of the Isgatloa. M UTINY AT BEA. After Shooting Tw » O W » - ‘Vj Mu tineers Deeert en a Raft. Queenstown, Dec. fc.- tuc British ship Leicester Castle, from San Fran cisco arrived hare today. Her com mander reported that oa Sept 2 .three American seamen mutinied and Cap tain Peatti* and hi« aecoed ofllcer were shot, the latter fatally after aa encounter with the mutineers who left the ship oa a raft In mldoceaa. Furnl«hed rooms for men. Y . H. C. A-, from 14 to |( Per mo. 4d< N. JORGENSON, t l u Ittv u4 tel Rttty -(etUag aad aaeviac ailw i a BpsstaHy. n l a i n Street, ■nsiDKXca, is« rao«r«cT tr, J A M B k T O W N , N . V . K! d ^ Dp Telepbou 1191 If yon have any SECOND-HAND STOVES er CLOTHfNO—Bongfe* cr Sold. Also SCRAP IRON, RAGS, RUBBERS. M E T A L S, BOTTLES and PAPER STOCK. M M B M R , Can Harr»««« mg Pasfte Ace, M. SAM U ELS IN N E W Y O R K Mr. M. Samuels has been in New York for the past two weeks on a buying expedition. He has bought over 2?0 COATS. CAPES, FUR SCARFS and JACKETS at from 25 to 50 per cent less than value. They are here now and will be on sale Saturday. Don’t overlook this great oppor tunity to save from 25 to 50 per cent on Coats and Furs here on Saturday. Îtür fcittiis •atife High Grade Boston Coffees! 40* Ik as« » 1 0 . 4 f5V !i,E d* nL J * w\ .................................... 177» «.-and S . « J ....................... O. . South Bran .............................. High Irs d a p >olal HI. dk J ............... ■ ornlngelda k and .............................. It ye^*ltUk# ° “ r \ 0rd f°r th* ,n P#rl« l‘r of these breads of eoffe^ k«t p m * I N G E R S O N B R O S . , P H O N B M 8 8 4 1 8 Q A I B T T H I 1 É D ' '' .. - -1/ '• J O N E S & A U D E T T E . jMtiwn Silk Ste««. . ........... »Ute Iwt, Omit R<a>bu SUki Mi. lit OWr K.BaUa SjBa G r e a t g i b b o n S a l e , S A T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R 6 , At LESS THAN HALF USUAL PRICES, ----- «• ■ 25c, 35c, 5 0 c g i b b o n » A t 1 5 c Y d . We have purchased over 350 Pieces Pfilc a t i Faicy Silk Ribbons 34, 4 and 5 inchcs fat width that originally cost 25c, 35c, 50c. W s ahaft rit— entire lot Saturday at only IS c p e r yd.. It {« on* <A th« greatest values we have yet offered in Plain and Fancy Ribbons. This sale comes at a very oppor tune time, only s few weeks before Christmas, when so many Ribbons art used for faney wwfc and dec* orating purposes. ^ fc 25c, 35c, 50c Ribbons, * Saturday at 15c y a r d . Jfrf« O u r B p t e i a l W in d o w o f Thm tm J o n e s & A u d e t t e . If you want to know w fot 4 saautly drcscd men «01 wear this Fall aad Wmtcr, ask to icc a k /: S T E I N - B L O C H S u i t o r O v e r c o a t ptftla-Bloch A few reasons why* Clothes are 10 popular: 1st—WEAR Long. Only the best fabrics are iwed ard the tailoring Is similar to mado-to-ordev clothes Id—HOLD THE 8HAPB. Th« Helen, tiflcally correct <con?trtictoln -ore- ; vents undue strain on any part. Sd—FIT PERFECTLY N o matter, what onr cuitpmers would .want, they are made In a varietv of: shapes and you can be fitted, • 4th—CORRECT STYLES. The uwr> cat fashion features are ahrajra found In.Snstn-B'och cloth«. Sth—rNDIVIDUAUTY. The feivoilai; c * n that . each part, ncdvia- make* eadh »nWent -,16ok...aaV though ttiade to order ; weaiier, and «to »tyleaaifr;
