Pittston Gazette

              TVJ.Y! (fto mmySm T - -1T~ ST'iD i* , . •: •. C• ■ e. * i y PITTSTON, PA., FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1903. TWO CENTS ▲ I O DA^mQ FOHTY CENTS A MONTH, f OfAU irMi I) i WBEKLY ESTABLISHED 1830 53d YEAR. 1 DAILY EST. BT TBEO. HABT MM. •■M DEMANDS MANCHURIA PRESIDENT RESUMES TOUR LAWMAKERS AS PUGILISTS. PEOPLE'S STORE DEADLY BATTLE IN RUSSIA LEE RETURN8 TO ST. LOUIS LlevteBABt Governor Done With Pol- Annilil Incident* of the Star I* National Park. Pandemonium Relitna In Illinois Lrirlnlaturp, You'll Be High sounding statements in business to have value must bo substantiated by St. Louis, April 24.—Suffering physically und weary and worn from fatigue, Lieutenant Governor Jolm A. Lee, who left Kansas City Inst Thursday night and arrived at Chicago Friday morning, has just returned to St.. Louis, accompanied by his wife, who a few days ago went to Chicago to see her husband. ttlea and Headr Co Tell All. Cinnabar, Mont., April 24.—President Boosevelt's vacation is at an end. He greeted the members of bis party-and a large crowd at the Mammoth Hot Springs hotel in Yellowstone park on his return, and resumed his tour this morning. The president Is the picture of health, and tbe time he has spent in the park has been of great benefit to him. He speaks in qnthusiastic terms of the park and of the good times be has had in it. Sprlnpaelti, III., April 24.—Slugging and rolling over each other across the speaker's platform in u frenzied general flst light at trie feet of a score of female guests, the members of the Illinois legislature surpassed the wildest scenes of the Austrian reichsrath. Charges by the speaker of tbe house, John H. Miller, that attempts had been made to bribe him were formally made as an explanation of the extraordinary actions on his part which precipitated the riot. The Interior of the legislative chamber resembles in a measure the track of a tornado, so general was the wreckage of chairs and desks. Surprised Soldiers and Sailors Fight Russia Would Force China to 8fgn Agreement Sterling Values at the comfort a pair of glasses will afford if your vision is any way defective. You may dread to begin wearing them, but you will very quickly become .accustomed to them and regret that you did not commence sooner. Wo have glasses from 50 cents upward. Eyes tested free. Our Moderate Profits insure the best values always. Raid This List of Spaclal Prlaasi 10c Best Gingham in short lengths, per yard. So 20c StripeilMadras, in fine new style, per yard |2%0 50c Ladies' Fine Muslin Night Gowns, each 39a In Street. TROOPS WERE CALLED OUT The lieutenant governor and Mrs. Lee left the Chicago and Alton train In East St. Ix)ills. 'They went Immediately to their home in West St. Louis. When Circuit Attorney Folk was informed of the arrival of Lieutenant Governor Lee he stated tiidt Mr. Lee would be given opportunity to appear before the grand Jury Immediately. SHIPS FOR NEWCHWANG. Sovereignty of the Territory and No accident occurred to mar the pleasure of the party, and for the most part thoy were favored with delightful weather. John Burroughs, who accompanied the president most of the time, was also greatly benefited by his out- Before Order Was Rfcstored, 60 Were Exclusion of Other Powers Asked. Killed and 300 Wounded—Fight Re- Chinese Officials Powerless, But suited From a Long-Standing Feud Greatly Disturbed. Chicago street railway franchises more valuable than gold mines were directly at stake, federal court receivership proceedings against the Union Traction company of Chicago having brought the matter to sudden issue. The federal receivership was held by many to indicate an intention by the street railway company to flght out a claim to ninety-nine year franchises Instead of negotiating with tbe Chicago city council for a renewal of franchises on a twenty year basis, with a municipal ownership option on the part of the city. Heavy 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, per £ard -15o Between the Men. Soon after Lieutenant Governor Lee went to the home of Mr. Folk. Prosecuting Attorney Crow and a stenographer were there, and a secret conference was held which late at night was still in session. Peking, April 24.—Russia has demanded that China sign an agreement practically ceding to her the sovereignty of Mnnchurla and excluding other nations from that country. The Russian charge d'affaires, M. Plancon, has informed Prince Ching, president of the foreign office, that |»o further steps in the evacuation of Manchuria will be taken uutll this agreement is signed. door life. H. G, SHupp Ladies' Black Lace Lisle Hose, regular value 25c„ special price fdr this week, per pair |5o 1 Case Ladies' Girdle Corsets, a regular 50c Corset, special price for this week, per pair 25a 20 dozen Boys' White Lawn Waiflts, neatly trimmed with Embroidery with fancy Embroidery Collars, great valtie for 49a Children's Fine Muslin Drawers all sizes, per pair |Qg While there were no accidents, many amusing incidents occurred. One of them happened in Geyserland a few days ago. The president and Mr. Burroughs were on skis and started to race down lilli. The snow was soft, and Mr. Burroughs soon found himself with his head in the snow and his feet in the air. He had hardly struggled to his feet when the president repeated the performance. Neither one was hurt, but Major Pitcher obtained excellent photographs of the affair. Berlin, April 24.—The Tageblatt reports a pitched battle between soldiers and sailors In the streets of Kronstadt, Russia, 20 miles west of St. Petersburg. The fight was the result of A long-standing feud. There were 2,000 combatants, both using side arms. Several officers attempted to separate the combatants, but were killed in their attempt. Troops were called out and order was restored after 60 persons had been killed and over 300 wounded. Expert Optician, "I am done with politics forever," assorted Governor Lee while at his home. "I am a sick man, and I need rest. Any one who says I am not a sick man never passed through my experience of tbe past few days. 36 W. Market St., Wilkesbarre. Prince Chlng refused the Russian terms, but Ills refusal probably pleases Russia as well as his acceptance would bave done, because either alternative means the relinquishment of Chinese sovereignty in Manchuria. BAR "I remained indoors at a prlvnte boarding house during my entire stay In Chicago and spent nearly all the time in bed. It wan the stormiest time ever experienced In the Illinois legislature and began dJmost without warning in a whirlwind of wild disorder. On another occasion the president had Just commenced to shave himself when Mr. Burroughs discovered a flock of mountain goats Jumping down a steep hill. He called the president's attention to the sight, and Mr. Hoosevelt came running out without hat or coat and with his face covered with lather. . Great sale of Ladies' White and Colored Shirt Waists, one-third below regular price. See grand display in window. "I bave .been reading the newspapers and have been misrepresented. I have not been a fugitive from Justice and have bad no idea of being one. I am not afraid to come back and tell all I know. I needed rest and thought a trip to Chicago the best wjny to get it. Rinli'l Strong Demanda. Price list. LEYTE GOVERNOR RE8IGN8. The Russian demands are as follows: First, no more Manchurian ports or towns are to be opened; , second, no more foreign consuls are to be admitted Into Manchuria; third, no foreigners, except Russians, are to be employed in the public service of Manchuria; fourth, the present status of the administration of Manchuria is to remain unchanged; fifth, the customs receipts at the port of Newchwang are to be given to the Russo-Cblnese bank; sixth, a Sanitary commission is to be organized under Russian control; seventh, Russia is entitled to attach the telegraph wires and poles of all Chinese lines In Manchuria, and, eighth, no territory in Manchuria is to be alienated to any other power. Governor Yates has made the following statement: Reeult of Serious Friction Between "I believe Speaker Miller to be a brave and honest man, pursuing the only course such a man can pursue under the circumstances which he believes surround him. He assured me this afternoon that he believed that money is being used to bring about a roll call, and for that reason he used the gavel. I repeat, I believe his action in opposing what he believes to be corruption is honest and brave and entitles him to the thanks of every good citizen of Illinois." Best Patent Flour $4.50 PEOPLE'S STORE Civil and Military Authorities. Onion Sets, per quart . .05 Washington, April 24.—Copies of the last annual report of J. H. Grant, civil governor of "the province of Leyte, Philippines, accompanied by his resignation, to take effect at the end of a 60 days' leave of absence, have reached the War Department. The accompanying correspondence shows there was long continued friction between the military and civil authorities. Bermuda Onions, quart 15 South Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. "I am done with politics forever. I swear that I have not made a cent out of legislation this session, und I have only $40 to my credit In the bank." While no accident occurred, the president had several narrow escapes. One day with Major Pitched he fired a new revolver at a tree. The weapon was defective, and the empty shell flew back and struck the president on the cheek, drawing the bioou. If it had struck a little higher up It would have injured if not blinded one eye. Peanut Butter... . .10 Can Mushrooms... 30 EXPLOSION KILLED TEN. White Clover Seed fivansffiros Official* and Employees Victims of Lawn Grass Seed.... . .25 Minneapolis Dlaaater. Engineer Wisker Acquitted Minneapolis, April 24.—Ten persons, eight men and two women, are now known to have been killed by the explosion at the plant of the Northwestern Star Oil company at the foot of Sixth avenue. The president rode a big gray horse during the whole of his tour. The horse belongs to Troop B, Third cavalry, and is one of the surest footed animals In the park. Tfcls Woman Wu ■ Han. Now Garden Seeds, all kinds, package and loose. FOR * i GROCERIES Nek York, April 24.—The jury in the case of engineer John M. Wisker, charged with manslaughter in connection with the tunnel collision on the New York and New Haven railroad on Jan. 8, 1902, returned a verdict of not guilty this afternoon. Madlsonvilie, Ky., April 24.—Through the death of "Mr. Aaron Bark," who died in Muhlenburg county, twelve miles west of this place, a case of a woman living as a man has been revealed. "Bark's" real name was Mrs. Fred Green. She came to Muhientturg county nbout thirteen years ago with a small child. She was dressed In men's clothes. She lived on a small farm foi the entire time, and her disguise was never suspected. BRENNAN fi ROBERTS, No explanation has been given to the Chinese of {he Russian interpretation of the fourth demand. Chinese officials are greatly disturbed, but they are powerless. No Explanation Given. The first three days in camp the weather was extremely cold, and the president was compelled to break the ice in Ills bucket before performing his morning ablutions. Major Pitcher kept a diary while In camp. The explosion came without an Instant's warning, and a second after thCD concussion the walls had been thrown down, and the entire structure was a mass of I flames. Not a person in the office escaped alive. 42 North JMaAi Street, * 1 WNext to Eagle Hotel. Both pbonee Always Lowest in Pricc. Policemen Save Lives From Fire. While the foregoing demands were before the Chinese for consideration M. Placon assured bis colleagues explicitly that the only reason for the delay in restoring the government of Newchwang to the Chinese was the organization of the sanitary commission. Chicago, April 24.—Five persons narrowly escaped losing their lives in a fire in the Chicago hotel at 2 o'clock this morning. They were carried out of the burning structure by policemcn. Although the cause of the explosion has not been determined, it is snld that same of the employees of the company were emptying some oil tank cars Into the tanks In the basement of the building, and It is possible that sparks from a switch engine ignited the Inflammable fluids. Fire mi Falrbury, Neb. MURPHY &JOYCE Evans Bros. For Onion Sets, Best stock, 5c qt. Falrbury, Neb., April 24—The worst fire in the history of Falrbury has raged unchecked for three hours. Onequarter of the business part of the town was destroyed. The total loss is estimated at from $240,000 to $300,000, fairly well insured. By consent of Governor Mickay the local militia company is patrolling the burned district. Caatrrll Found Guilty. There has been considerable feeling In British circles over the appointment of a Russian commissioner In Newchwang, but this revelation of Russia's determination to maintain control of Manchuria and close the open door there rob* this appointment of its importance.Indianapolis, Ind., April 24.—Rufni Cantrell was found guilty on two counts by a Jury in the criminal court. The first count was for robbing the grave of Hose Neldllnger, and the second was for conspiracy with Dr. Joseph C. Alexander, demonstrator ot anatomy at the Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, to commit the crime. Lower End Collieries Resume Work. Mahanoy Qlty, April 24.—13 Reading collierlcs resumed work this morning. In the Shenandoah district, half a dozen collieries are still idle. Several explosions followed in quick succession and made the work of the firemen difficult and dangerous. The men could not approach the ruins, and the water thrown on the flames was without effect. The department could do nothing but allow the flames to burn themselves out. What We Carry Evans Bros. For Fresh Eggs, 18 Cts. Per Dozen. Scrofula, salt rheum, erysipelas and other distressing eruptive diseases yield quickly and permanently to the cleansing, purifying power of Burdock Blood Bitters. In Stock THE WEATHER. Washington, April 24—Partly cloudy tonight, followed by showers in the northorn and western portions; warmer in the northern portion; Saturday, showers. The Chinese court has returned to the Forbidden City with a spectacular procession from the hunting park. For your best ice cream soda, 4° to Yaseen's. Our Line Comprises Evans Bros. For Shoes, Always Up-to-date, Lowest Prices. Jorber Redfern Badlr Hnrt. Japanese War Shtpa Ordered. New York, April 24.—In the running of the fifth race at Aqueduct Redfern's mount Alado bolted at the head of the stretch to the outside fence and dived under the railing. Redfern escaped with a broken collar bone. The horse broke bis neck and died instantly. YOKOHAMA, April 24.-Tbree Japanese war ships have been ordered to Kewchwang. Marquis Ito has held a secret conference with the leading Japanese statesmen. The Russian demands for privileges in Manchuria, have excited the Japanese press, which insists on vigorous action, confident that the United States, as well as Great Britain, will support Japan. An arrangement lias been reached by which the political crisis has been averted, but the government's nnval increment proposals remain unchanged. | HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, I () No. 55 North Main Street, Pittston. / Fresh Meat, Fancy and Staple Groceries, complete line of Ladies' and Gents' Fine Shoes, Hosiery, Underwear, Overalls, Wood and Willow Ware, Tinware, Hardware, Graniteware, Oil Cloth and Linoleum, Screen Doors and Windows. All at very lowost prices. Special cash discount. New York, April 24.—Colonel Joseph R. Rickey, who wus famous throughout the country as the Inventor of the drink that bears his name, is dead of heart failure at 24 West Twenty-fifth street, a boarding house where he and his wife had rooms. Colonel Rickey was sixty-one yenrs old. Colonel Rickey was known In all the larger cities of the country. He was born In Dubuque, la. Inventor of Oln Rickey Dead. !;ViH Evans Bros. Heating stoves at reduced prlccB. Ash. Now, for a Watch. Men We Want to Talk To: Those who have any Intention of purchasing a watch will find special inducements at this store. We have a fine line of A We bolievo that if every man in Pittston was a clothing exa jjert—if every man in Pittston knew the positive facts in the \ case—that every man in Pittston would come straight to lis v for all his clothing. This not mere braggadocio—it is not mere C) business bombast—it is logical, easily-proven fact J* Bolow we publish a list of "Men Wo Want To Talk To" on \ this subject, and as we think the best way to talk is through v the public newspapers, we shall, from week to week, issue () "talks" as follows 46 S. Main St Pittston. Joe l,elter Killed In Race, Gold filled watches with Elgin movements, Waltliam movements, or Hampden movements. All high standard watches, For WEDDINGS ElAHiAPft V ForFUNEBALS • Baltimore, April 24.—Joe Lelter, the winner of the two steeple chase features at the late Bennlngs meeting, owned by Dion K. Kerr of Washington, was killed yesterday in the Carroliton cup race at Plmlico. A. R. H. Ramson, Jr., of Catonsvllle, the owner and rider of Ogress in the same race, was thrown and bad- bis collar tone broken. Washington, April 24. — Brigadier General Frederick Funston has asked for a court of inquiry on allegations that he was guilty of cruelty toward the Filipinos while in command of a brigade In the Philippines. It is probable that his request will be refused by Secretary Root, who has had the charges investigated and thinks they do not warrant a court of inquiry. They were made by Herbert Welsh and sent to the president. Murphy & Joyce. Just what yon want in floral decorations on short notice. Wo can do mach for yon at a reasonable price. (new phone) J.B-QUPENTEI.ueterbt. uetibiih 209, 213,679 North Main Street. Phone. Guaranteed to stand the test. PITTSTON, PA, We know we can sell you one of these watches for less money than you can buy at any other storo. Come in and let us talk the matter over. Cf^ruiy's PRICES. YASEEN'S JEWELRY STORE, "To the mail who wants to dress well." FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. N. Main, next to Sacks & Brown's. isi MAGNET Ice cream, all flavors, 25c qt. Yaseen. Torfman Almost Bled to Death. "To the man who wants to dress economically." New York Stock Markets furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Louisville, April 24.—Edward Corrlgan, the turfman, almost bled to death as the result of a hemorrhage. The attack came while Mr. Corrlgan was at Churchill Downs looking over his stable of horses. He stooped over to Inspect the hoof of one of the animals, and a flow of blood was started from his nose. A physician wns summoned, but the flow of blood was not stopped until several hours later. It would take considerable space to enumerate the many articles in our big line of silverware and silver novelties.Silverware. "To the man who wants the newest styles." Ladits' Calloa Wrappars. good assortment, well made, choice 43" Ladias' Shirt Waists, large assortment of colors and styles, on New York, April 24, 1903. High. Low. Clos. .......126% 125% 126 Gold Coin Flour Butterfly Flour Sunlight Flour $4.50 4.50 4.50 Sugar "To the man who wants variety for selection." Atchison .. 8314 Atchison, pf. .... 97% Brook. Traction . 66% Ches. & Ohio 46% C. & Gt. West ... 23% 82% 97% 65% 45 22% 83 % 97% 66% 45% Very appropriate for gifts. We take pleasure in showing you the stock and explaining its merits, and invite a visit from you. Not many jewelry stores in this vicinity that carry a bigger or better line of these goods than shown at this store. "To the man who's something of an expert on dress." Superlative Flour - Best Family Flour Pillsbury's Flour • Potatoes, per bu Onions, per peck Onion Sets, 4 quarts - 4.50 4.00 - 5.00 70c - 20c 25c Ladltt' KM OIOVM. all styles and colors, the 75c and $1.00 kind, while they last 39° sale from 2(o St. Paul ... Rock Island 168% 45% 162% 44% D. & H. .. K. & T., pf. 168 56% 168 56% Laboratory at Rutgers Horned. New Brunswlcjf, N. J., April 24.—By the explosion of some chemicals in the New Jersey state laboratory, which is a part of Rutgers college, a fire was started which drove the students from the building and summoned the entire Are department. The building was known as the New Jersey building and cost the state originally about $50,000 to erect and equip. To the man who's not an expert on dress." Personal attention to Jewelry repairing. watch and Clover Seed $7.50 Strlpad and Plain Madras. best patterns, worth much more, our special price go I lat Boys' Whlta Lawn Waists, ruffled sailor collar, special.... 25C: Man. El  Mot. Trac. .. Mo. Pacific .. So. Pacific ... Norf. & West. N. Y. Central L. & N. 142 133 110% 58% 71% 132% 117% 141% 131% 109% 57% 71 132 LEWIS, THE JEWELER, N. Main, Opp. William St. disappointed elsewhere" "To the man who's been V Timothy Seed White Clover Seed, per lb - 25c Lawn Grass Seed, iDcr lb - 18c Hungarian Grass Seed - $1.50 Millet Seed - - - 1.60 8 lbs Oatmeal - - 25c 8 lbs Oatflakes - 25c Tobacoo, all kinds, - - 37c Squibs, all kinds, - 10c No. 3 Scoop-shovels - - 35c Garden Seeds, all kinds, loose, alk new. 2.25 Poultry netting and, garden tools. Ash. "To the man's never been \ to see us." \ Look for next week's talk. $ DURYEA. I lot Boys' Whito Loam Waists, much better quality, embroidery trimmed, worth much more, at 45c Cfcc., &c., &e. Penna  Pacific Mail O. & W. 137% 34% 29% 29% 136% 34% Six tramps were working on the roads to-lay, under the guidance of several policemen. Boston, April 24.—James Stanley, known as "king of the gypsies," who died in a traveling wigwam near Haverhill on Monday, has been burled from a tent in West Roxbury. His will leaves $25,000 In cash and a bouse in West Roxbury, assessed at $15,000, to his widow, Isabella, and his eight children. Will of the (ijpir Kins. Matting, in choice patterns, heavy grodo, worth 20 cents, this week !2fco Reading  Teljn. C. & I. 55% 65% 54% 64% Chief Cosgrove was c&lled to the high school yesterday afternoon to taKe charge of a Polish boy. who, after being punished by his teacher, Mrs. Valentine, showed a revolver and threatened to shoot. The revolver was taken from the boy. It was loaded, but the trigger was broken. The boy was suspended from school. So. Ry. 31% 31% The famous "Best-Clothing-inthe-World," is tlio clothing we sell our patrons, made by America's greatest manufacturers, Schloss Bros. & Co., of Baltimore, whose garments all bear this label: 10° TWUKITQA fiomm Leather .. . Leather, pf. Union Pacific 13% 94 92% 13% 94 91% Visit our Basement Department, we have many bargains there. 1 lot Ladies' Walking Skirts, nicely stitched, worth $2.50; our William Drury, U. P., pf  Wabash, pf. . West. Union C. F. I •. Amal. Copper People's Grs . 90% 49 85% 64% 64% 104% 90 48% 85% 63% 63% 103% THE LEAOINB 8R0CER. special, price 91.23 1 lot Fancy Lawns, great value at this price  Pensacoln, Fla., April 24.—It is reported that the deal for the sale of the two big lumber mills of Simpson & Co. at Bagdad, together with boats, barges and 1,000 acres of virgin timber land, has been closad. Illinois and Michigan capitalists are the purchaser*. They Florid* Timber Lands Bold. When you want good pies, get Bohan's HUB CLOTHIIHG HOUSE, f J. HILKOWICH, Proprietor. V S. S„ pf 56% Texas Pacific .... 37% C. ft Foundry, pf. 90% U. 8. Steel 36% U. 8. Steel, pf. .. 85% S. 8. 56% 36 85% 8BW Winter comfort—furnace heat. Ash. PAI HAIR T. A. Durkln Is agent here for O. F. C., Carlisle, L'Ellte and a)l our goods. We guarantee them medicinally pure. Rochester Distilling Co.; a2U BAI Ml AM Ik* halt The MAQNET e held *9 option on It two months. 87a