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THE PITTSBURG PRES3 S3. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1803 JOSEPH HORNE CO. 3. Bchroeder, Manager, 633 Smithfield St. rTBEDIBIOK Ft the test Planet.

Urgtst if ii rtiilzi. Largest WeatherFair. Friday, May 15, 1903. 4 REBEL LEADER PASSES AWAY MabinI Is Acknowledged to Have Been a True Patriot The Old Reliable Home Furnishers fcr Handsome Souvenir. It's Free.

Three StylesSummer WalkingSkirts, Either $5. 934 LLaJ Tomorrow's Breakfast, THE REAL-HEAD OF REVOLT. DEAD BIAW HEU) I HIGH ESTEEM EVETST BY ENEMIES. New adjectives should be sprung to qualify this bargain. There waa never anything like it.

Choice of homespun and mlton and novelty cloth choice of three different fashions of skirts. One has stitched eet-on yoke, habit back, seven gores and plain gore front; the other has seven gores and strap seams, finished with buttons, inverted pleat back; the third and last, has seven, gore flares with stitched seams. The homespun and melton cloth skirts come in black, tan, blue and gray; the skirts of novelty cloth in Tvrattv Tnixtrirfist- SPECIAL MAY OFFERINGS in Furniture, Carpets and Home-Fixings. Come in and compare goods and prices. You'll buy here if money-saving is an object.

Served In our Sixth Floor Cafe any time between 8 and 11 A. M. Choics of Fruit. Strawberries and Cream. Shredded Wheat Biscuit.

Choice of Btealc, Lamb Chops. Baeon and Ecrcra. Omelette. Calves' Liver and Bacon. Corn Beef Hash, or Ham and Eggs.

Choice of Lyonnalse. Home Pried or Baked Potatoea." Kollx or Corn Mufiina Coffee. Tea. Milk. Parlor Suites Folding Bedo THE STORY OF HIS LIFE.

Washington. May is generally conceded here among officers of the army and navy conversant with conditions In the Philippines, that, although A guinea Id wai the ostensible leader of the in-urgenti, Apalinario MabinI, whose death from cholera Is chronicled this morning's dispatches, from Manila, was the real Instigator of the insurrection, and subsequently the silent director of the GENUINE You are not to be told how much these skirts are worth judge for yourself how much any other store would ask: for them. CMBBK CARPETS SSST Extra heavy strictly all-wool ff" ingrains best makes, per SIC Splendid-wearingg half-wool In- 'I grains worth 60c a yard OllC Good Cotton Ingrains nice pat- 0 terns as low Tapestry Brussels Carpets sell- ing- everywhere at SOc our special aj 81 price Velvet Carpets the kind most ft A houses sell for $1.20 a yard -our price only www Unoleums a big line of them O. some as low, per yard, QUC "Kashmir" Hugs-xl2 -rich Ori- 1 0 ental patterns worth, 15 this I week only Tapestry Brussels Room Size I Rugs choice of a nice line I worth $22, at Nominally minister of foreign affairs, the brilliant young Filipno became the brains of the organization. His counsel and advice were accepted without question by Aguinaldo, and it is known that nearly all the proclamations and other Btate papers bearing Aguinaldo's name, were really the work of MabinI.

Undoubtedly his death removes the ablest representative of the Filipino people elnce the death of Rizal. It is the generally accepted belief that he was actu- All our Folding; Beds are of the latest patterns and are much ntod in his efforts toward independence by a real spirit of patriotism and affection for his fellow countrymen. Certainly none of the charges of personal It's false economy to buy a shoddy Parlor Suite. Our line of Three and Five-Piece Parlor Suites was selected with particular care new, genteel de enteei oe- easier to operate than the old styles. Mantel Folding Beds a Beam a Reduced Prices for Womerij Suits.

Greatly reduced prices, and for that very reason you will have to take your chance as to finding a suit which will meet your measurements. There are no extra sizes. Principally normal sizes. Without going into any detailed description, because the badly broken lines will not admit of it, it may be said that the cloths are the best, the very latest styles, and a high standard of workmanship. But all that would be known from the first prices for which these suits were sold.

8.50 for Suits that were $20. $10 for Suits that were $25. $16.50 for Suits that were $25. 37; $19.00 for-Suits that were $30 and $35. $25.00 for Suits that were $35 and up to $50.

In closing it is only right to say that the color lines are also badly broken, and that there are no black and white mixtures. SIS 825 nice line of them at $30, $25, $18 and down signs tnat people ot good taste will appreciate. All close priced upwards STANDARD OF THE WORLD. Oldest la America. Beat In the world.

Highest awards ever given awarded to Chickerlng Pianos, Conceded to be the only perfect plAno made. Checkering' Pianos serve as models for the entire piano industry, and all pianos are built upon the principles established by Jonas Chickering. Reasonable Prices and Easy Terms, if Wanted, Make Piano Buying Easy at this Store. Sold Only by 17. F.

FREDERICK The Reliable Piano Dealer, 033 Smithfield St. Summer Shoes for Women and Children. Speaking of Summer shoes one naturally thinks of Oxfords first the handsomest and most graceful of all styles that women wear. Twenty-five differently fashioned Oxfords from which to select. Light weight or walking weight.

$2.50 and $3, according to the finish. Then we have lines of splendid Oxfords that sell for $3.50, $4 and $5. Surely a $5 low cut shoe should please the most fastidious woman. It is sure to please, for there are none better because none better are made. In a word, we are well ready to meet your every idea as to a low cut shoe.

Misses Jtnd Children's Oxford, $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3. Women's Summer Boots, $3 and $3.50. The kind that stand the test of goodness, perfect as to fit. Dozens of styles for selection. For the finest hand made shoe built those selling here for $5 and $6 are commended.

They are perfect. Splendid assortment In all leathers. Children's Shoes, the finer sort for dress wear, as well as the heavier kind for general wear, $1.25 to $3. Infants' fine Shoes of vuoh leathers as patent, kid, and patent with velvet tops and kid tips, $1 to $1.50 a pair. Refrigerators.

We are overstocked on refrigerators and are unloading them at a trifle ovef manufacturers' prices. aggrandizement that have been mauo with truth regarding many of the Filipino leaders could apply to him. For more than two years he suffered exile In the island of Guam, steadfastly refusing the liberty that could be bought by the attaching of his signature to an oath of allegation until, forsaked by all his associates save Ricarto, enfeebled in body and mind, he finally submitted, but only that he might return to die among his people. Although lately it was ascertained that after his return to Manila he had been in correspondence with guerilla leaders in the field. It Is asserted that his communications were of a personal and not a seditious nature.

Nevertheless, on account of his past efforts, and the great influence ha still held over the Filipinos, he continued to be regarded with and there i.i no doubt that his removal relieves the authorities from an annoying element. For his personal attainments, he was held in high esteem by Generals Otis, MacArthur, Chaffee and other officers, as well as Governor Taft. In testifying Qo-Carts. A splendid line of the famous Heywood makes. These are the finest baby vehicles in America and are fitted with the very latst improvements.

You can have choice of a great variety of styles here at prices Good upwards from. Refrigerators Entire Hcillllln. Near Seventh Ave. ICE BOXES Good-sized ones OC for only. gy upwards from.

S8.75 This is the only store which sells new Hardman, Kroeger, McPhail, Estey, Mathushek, Haines Kingsbury and other Pianos. Also Estey and Mason Hamlin Organs, and the greatest of all the only perfect Chase Baker Piano Player plays any piano. TO ENGAGE MEN IN PITTSBURG Harbison-Walker Co. Intend to Start Plant before the Senate committee on the Phil-llpines 'last year. General MacArthur said of Mabini: "He is a highly educated young man who, unfortunately, is paralysed.

He has a classic education and a. very flexible imaginative mind. Ma-blni's views were more comprehensive than those of any of the Filipinos that I have met. His Idea was a dream of a Malay confederacy, not only of Luzon or of the Philippine archipelago, but all of that blood. He is a firm character and a man of very high accomplishments.

As I said, unfortunately he is paralyzed. He would undoubtedly be of great use in the future of the islands If it were AH Vila min.n 0 Summer Underwear for Men, Not very long, counting by days, when you will need to get into gauzy underwear. All sorts of thin underwear here, and being thin does not detract one iota from its superb strength and splendid quality for long wear. BALBRIGGAN Probably the most favored of all weaves of underwear. Durability and all around good service are its good points.

60c, 75c, $1, $1.50 up to $3 a garment. LISLE White lisle half sleeve shirts for $1 each; the drawers at same price; long and half sleeve shirts, and regular size drawers, as well as sizes for sout men, $1.75 each; shirts without opening in front, slip over head like a sweater, and knes length drawers, $1.75 each; Morley's half sleeve shirts and drawers, $2.25 to $3.50 each. SWISS RIBBED This underwear Is made In athletic style, no openlnq in front, very elastic, close fitting, half sleeve or sleeveless $1, $1.50, $2, $225 each. LINEN There Is only one best and that Is Dr. Deimel's Linen Mesh four different weights.

A verp open mesh, short sleeves, $2.50 each; another rather light weight, short sleeves, $3.25 each; medium, weight, long sleeve shirts, regular and stout drawers, $325 a garment. GAUZE American Hosiery white gauze, one fourth wool, short and long sleeve shirts shirts and drawers, $1.75 each; Alien, Solly white gauze drawers and short and long sleeve shirts, $225 to $3.50 each, according to size. Morley's unshrinkable gauze wool, natural color, shirts and drawers $2 to $2.75 each; all silk underwear in two grades, $6, $8.50 to $12 a suit. Mens Negligee Shirts. rNever so well prepared to meet every idea for Negligee Shirts.

Larger variety than ever because the negligee shirt seems to be a fixture. Madras, oxford cloth, linen plain cloth or novelties all white, plenty of color, some of the shirts with pleated bosoms, and the price Is only $1 each. The $1.50 lines comprise all the different fabrics, plain or pleated bosom. Simply a better grade of material. And still better grades are sold for $2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50.

The French Negligee Shirts are Very Frenchy Indeed, solid oolor bodies with pleateS bosoms, quite fancy cuffs which are attached, $3.50 B. B. Summer Hati. Kntirely new collection high-class ffects moderate prices. New Flower Toques, Cornflower, Hyacinth, Roses, etc.

Dressy new Lingerie Hats to wear With Wash Gowns. New Blouse Hats for Shirt Waist Suits. New Sailor Hats latest fashionable shapes, including the charming Palm Beach New low crown, wide brim, Jap braid Bailor Hats, $1.00. Earl 8l Wilson's all linen Shirts, three shades After erecting a stockade around its plant at Fig-art, south of Altoona, the Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. 1b now endeavoring- to start up with nno-union men.

National Organizer J. A. Keeler, who Is In charge of the Pittsburg- district tn the absence of Thomas H. Fiynn, of the American Federation of Labor, received word from the scene of the strike this morning to prevent any men being deported from this city. Organizer Keeler said he was notified that efforts are being made by the Harbison-Walker company to employ men who were Ignorant of the strike and ship them to Flgart or some of the other towns In which a strike is on.

Keeler immediately took steps to prevent such action by stationing pickets at each of the local stations. Organizer Keeler said: "The brick-makers and clay miners in the employ picaicu uwumi euns wiiacnea, eacru 1 The Joseph Homo special all linen shirts, three) colors, pleated bosom, cuffs attached, $3.50 each.j HOGGS BUHL. Allegheny. Boys' Wash Blouses. I "MELLOR" Stands for Melody.

or the Harbison-walker company are thoroughly organized and they are out to a man. From the latest reports I received, every plant Is shut down. Because of these conditions the Harbison-Walker company, who refuse to recognize the union, are trying to start the plant with non-union men. I would like These are for little fellows 3 to 5 years of! age and will be found in the Children's Departs merit of the second floor. They are the pretty Russian Blouses that mothers like to see so well on their little boys.

Of gingham and madras, SOc each. Of white lawn, sailor collar and cuffs of linen, and) another style with blue linen collar and cuffs, $1 each. Of natural linen and plain blue linen, $1.35 each, jj Of white canvas linen, $1.75 each, A Young Ladies Shirtwaist Suits. For young ladies 14, 16 18 years of age suits as smart as any young lady would care to wear-suits full of Summer simplicity yet withal ths very suit the young lady should have. Of madras, linen and chambray King make $6.75 each and up to $12.

Of white cheviot, madras and linen, $9 to $22. Of white lawn finished in such various ways as hemstitching, feather-stitching, tucks and lace, $5 each and up to $12. the public to know that there is a strike on at every plant of the Harbison-Walker company, so that men in tie arch, of employment might not be misled into going to the factories." The officials of the Harbison-Walker company in the Farmers' National Bank In our Handsome New Store we are making competition squirm we are selling Clothing, Hats and Shoes for Men, Women and Children at far lower prices than any store in Pittsburg. The talk of the town is our No Money Down we have always given the easiest terms in the city and we always will we are leaders- -others tag on behind. Bargains in Sirai'J Hats 50c to $1.50.

still adhere to their original policy ot refusing to make a statement regarding the trouble. This morning President S. C. Walker sent word out to the re porters that he was too busy and could not be seen. The messenger added that the company bad no statement to make.

OFFICIAL PITTSBURG. Singing Averted Panic, About Id o'clock this morning a small gas explosion occurred in the tobacco PIANO BARGAINS Used Braumuller Upright, full Blze piano, ebonlzed case, fine appearance and In good condition, cost originally $350; AiftiP will aell for. I 3 Used Krakauer upright, ebonlzed case, full size, one of the best makes on the market. Ele shop of Joseph Scanzin. 900 Webster avenue.

The flames caught a pile of leaf tobacco and the fumes almost overcame the fire-men. The windows of the Hancock School overlook the building, and when dense volumes of smoke began to THINK IT OVER PURE AND SIMPLE. CLOTIIHIO that is made and markod right Can arise the children became frightened. The teachers in all the rooms made the gant piano, cost originally children sing songs and in this way a panic was averted. The damage to the shop was about 100.

400 will sen $245 for Stylish Shirt Waist Suits Charming, Comfortable Shirt Waist Suits in Pongee, Linen, Madras, Brilliantine. Hop Sacking, Secillan and Percale. Charge it $3.50 to $10 Men's Nobby Spring Suits In Blue Serge, Black Clay, Cheviots, Scotch mixtures, etc. Well made in every detail -Suits to. wear on all occasions.

Pay later $7 to $20 Shirt Waists A full line latest Modes White linen India Lawn Muslin nicely tucked and embroidered Swell Shirt Waist in Pongee and Vesting 75c to $3.60 Laborrra Went on Strike. Two used Chauncey upright i Eiehtv laborers employed' by William you uso it? Pleasod to moot Kennefic A contractors, on the east pianos In splendid condition, good as new, used only a very short time; each cost originally end of the Greentree tunnel went on strike this morning'. The men are Ital 350; will sell ians and have been getting- si.eo a day. $235 for They demanded $1.75. Their places were you at our CREDIT PAM.0RS.

taken by other Italian laDorers ana no Two used Thayer pianos, full delay occurred. size, handsome cases, best of condition, used only two months, Society. Miss Carrie Darmouth. of Hamilton ave Ladies' and Missis' Tailor-' Made Skirts, Waists, Etc. You can weir them on small easy payments.

Men's Suits all grades and shades, Special for Saturday $8 and siz Ask to sea our better line. $195 really good as new; each reduced 'IraiH fetliii Ain-AI2 Smithflnlri Sfrnnt. Unstoirs. nue, gives a progressive euchre this even ing for her visitor. Miss Keoecca xiaua.

PRICES LOWER. QUALITY BETTER. TERL1S EASIER. of Youngstown. Used Steinway baby grand, In perfect condition, ebonlzed case; splendid, artistic instrument; cost originally 900; f2flft will sell for Used "Weber parlor grand piano, rosewood case, handsome carved legs; been thoroughly repaired; (No.

17). AN ORDINANCE -Granting1 the Phillips Mine and Mill Supply company privilege to construct, lay down and maintain a. switch track on Mary street, from the tracks of the Pittsburg- and Whitehall railroad, from a point 76 feet west of South Twenty-third street to South Twentyr Jorth street. SectionVf-Be it ordained and enacted by the city of Pittsburgh, in Select ana Common Councils assembled, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same, That privilege be and is hereby granted to the Phillips Mine and Mill Supply company to construct, lay down and maintain a switch track on Mary street from the tracks of the Pittsburgh and Whitehall railroad, from a point 76 feet west of South Twenty-third street; thence eastwardly along- Mary street and crossing south Twenty-third street, to and In front of its property, to the west building line of South Twenty-fourth street, in accordance with plan hereto attached and made part of this ordinance. Section 2 In consideration of the foregoing privilege, right and license, the said Phillips Mine and Mill Supply company, its successors and assigns, shall annually pay to the city of Pittsburgh the sum of seventy-five 75.00) dollars for the turn-out, and fifty (.50) cents per each foot of siding approximating 200 feet maintained by said company, which said payment shall be made immediately after the approval by the mayor of this ordinance, and such and every year thereafter during the continuance of the privilege and licensing hereinbefore granted.

Section 8 The city of Pittsburgh hereby expressly reserves and retains the right of modifying, amending or repealing any and all rights, privileges and license hereinbefore granted upon sixty (60) days' notice thereof being given in writing by the proper officer, or by joint resolution or ordinance of councils of said city to the said Phillips Mine and Mill Supply company. Section 4--That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed so far as the same affects this ordinance. Ordained and enacted Into a law in councils this 27th day of April, A. D. 190a JOHN S.

LAMBIE, President of Select Council. Attest: E. 3. MARTIN, Clerk of Select Council. C.

S. CRAWFORD, President of Common Council. Attest: W. GEARING, Clerk of Common Council. Mayor's Office, May fi, 1903.

Approved: W. B. HATS, Mayor. Attest: WALTER R. BLACK, Mayor's Secretary.

Recorded in Ordinance Book, volume 15, page 195, 7th day of May, A. D. 1903. B13r Don't Doubt Come and See. action regulated; cost originally 1900; will sell $450 Miss Genevieve McHulI, or -enn avenue, left this morning for Beaver Falls.

Mrs. Arthur M. Dingan. of West Newton, has gone home after a visit in Wil-kinsburg. Miss Stella Jones, of Boss avenue, is home from Kansas City.

Mrs. William D. Hoban, of South avenue, left today for New York. A luncheon will be tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. James C.

I Cur ran. of Savannah avenue, for Mrs. Thomas G. Riddall. of Scranton.

Mrs. Samuel C. Carllng-, of Wood street, is home from Klttannlng. Miss Olive Richards, of East Knd avenue, has gone to Greensburg. Miss Helen Orbison, of South avenue, is home from Carlisle.

Mrs. Loman C. Gerner, of Swissvale street, is home from Cambridge Springs. Miss Eunice Minnert gives a birthday party at her home in Montler street this evening. 1 Catalogue Free by Mall, Fine Stylish Clothing on (r Secures for.

Men Easily Arranged We are the leading up to date CASH OR CREDIT, 302-304 Federal Second Floor, ALLEGHENY, PA. TTt 7T.J low price Credit 319 SXv 'ZZtElm. Clothing House Sole depot for Steinway, Mason Hamlin. rtrnknnAr anA P.haim- Sevrlckley Society. cey Pianos and for the Pianola, PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. Dr. F. K. White, of Beaver street, re- for men.

We' compete with cash prices on good reliable clothing. UP-STAIRS me btanaard Piano Player. luraea eariy in me wK lor Cambridge, where he was theuest of his sister. Mrs. John L.

Locke. Henry A. Davis, of Glen Osborne, returned yesterday from Shoe Store opposite over Emerson Kauffman's. where he spent a few days with his daughter. Miss Helen Davis, who is a student at Ogonts.

Mrs. Samuel Robison, of the Elmhurst Inn, left last night for Philadelnhia. Rh. You wear goods while paying. Only reference you need is steady work.

We make it easy to dress well. 445 SMITHFIELD STREET. was accompanied by her guest, Miss Anna right to reject any or all proposals submitted. W. B.

HAYS. City HARRY MOORE, Director Department of Public Safety. E. M. BIGELOW.

Director Department of Public Works. J. W. CLARK, Director Department of Charities and Correction. 59m NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received until 12 o'clock noon of Mav SO, by the undersigned, for the grading and paving of Brlnton N'orth Brad dock borough.

IJIans and specifications may be seen at the Borough Building, and at the office of the borough engineer, BOO Lewie Block. Pittsburg. from whom blank forms for bidding may be procured. The borouph reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Sllgikr H.

S. HARROP. Boro. Engineer. City of Pittsburgh, May 8, 1903.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the city controller until 10 o'clock a. on Saturday, May 10, 1903. for furnishing hcrsea to the City of Pittsburgh until February 1, 1904, which proposals will be opened in Common Council chamber. Municipal Hall, by the mayor, the director of public safety, the director of public works, the director of department of charities and correction, on said date of May 16, 1903, between the hours of IO and 11 o'clock a. m.

Specifications, blank proposals and bonds can be obtained at the general office of the department of public safety, corner Sixth avenue and Cherry alley. Bonds in the sum of ten thousand (110.000.00) dollars, with two securities, freeholders in Allegheny county, executed before the city clerk or the assistant city clerk, or the bond of such security trust company which has complied with the ordinance in like amount, must accompany each pioposal submitted. The City of Pittsburgh reserve the Biagewaii. Mr. H.

J. Murdock. who returned the first of the week from a two weeks' trip to Atlantic City, for the benefit of his health, is lying seriously 1U at bis home on Maple avenue. Sewickley. 1 Good for you arsf me and all the Among the Sewlckleyans who go to We couldn't make them better Fresh daily (Suits to measura 920 np.) aierDury, 10 anena tne commencement exercises at St.

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