Pittston Gazette

              IKtfetoi .JJHk €u^ff WEATHER INDICATIONS. 0 THE HOME PAPER. Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for Eastern Pennsylvania. Snow In the interior; rain or Bnow on the coast tonight and Thursday. People of. Vicinity. Pittiton an* ALL THE HOME NEW8. 54th YEAR. i WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 18?0 ) DAILY EST. by THEO. HART 1882. PITTSTON, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEflBER 9, 1903. 1WO CENTS A C'JPY. I Q DA OlfiS FORTY CKNTS A MONTH, f O JT AUJaO. WHY MARINES WERE LANDED DEBATE ON POSTAL FRAUDS TURKS ASSAULT OUR CONSUL MOB NEGRO OFFICIAL8. » PEACE IS We Repeat Senator* Gorman and Lodge Have a Tilt In Senate. Armed Whites Break Up • Fusion Meeting. ASSURED Washington, Dec. 9. — Senator Gorman was the cause of a heated debate in the senate yesterday on the postal investigation. He intimated the investigation made by the postofllce department at the direction of the president had been partisan in character and said counter charges had been made against the men who had made it Norfolk, Va„ Dec. 0.—Summoned by the ringing of the bell of the Berkeley Avenue Baptist church, a mob of 3(0 white Democrats stormed the office of the Berkeley Improvement board, in which were County Treijjurer Lyons, Commissioner of Revenue Nicholas, Town Recorder Old, Deputy County Clerk W. H. Lyons and nearly a score of negroes, nnd rushed the entire party from the building to the street. County Treasurer Lyons was kicked halfway down the stairs. Watch Out / .— Orders Had Been Cabled by Serious Diplomatic Affair at Complete Agreement Between Russia and Japan that it does not matter what assertions or claims are made by others the fact still remains Navy Department. For Our Alexandretta. Holiday TO PREVENT INVASION Senator Lodge defended the depart ment's work, asserting it was far more thorough than a congress Inquiry would be. The resolution went over without action. OUR FLAG HAULED DOWN LAM8D0RFF CONFERENCE Stegmaier's Beer Announcement . Admiral Glass Ordered1 to Stop Co lorn Outrage to United Statea Representative Caused by Arreit of a Naturalized Armenian Being Investigated by The crowd then assailed the Berkeley police station and found the county clerk. Alvln H. Martin, a Republican, seated at a table-with Rev. John Suinler, a negro councilman. Martin was attacked, severely choked nnd slammed against a cell door. As he stood there, powerless, denunciatory speeches were delivered to him, and he was then escorted to his home by the police. Convention Will Cover Only Korea, Where Japan'e Predominance Is Acknowledged—A Separate Agreement For Manohuria. bian Troops at All Cost, and Rein- Mr. Teller made a speech In opposition to the Cuban bill. He severely criticised General Wood and declared the bill was In the interest of the trust. Mr. Clapp spoke briefly, holding that tlie senate had absolute power in making treaties. forcements of Marine Will be Sent is far superior to all others. Compare it with any of tnem and we warrant that you will say it has no equal. Insist on having it— there is no substitute —should you desire a supply just telephone our cold storage depot located in your city and we will do the rest. This Week ! Him if Necessary. Miniiter Leishman. St. Petersburg, Dec. 9. — Peace between Russia and Japan Is now believed to be assured as the result of the action of the czar at Tsarskoye Selo, where he and the foreign minister, Count Lamsdorf, have considered the reply to the Japanese proposals. If Japan Is willing to accept some modifications there is nothing to stand in the way of complete agreement. Washington, Dec. 9.—The Navy Department officials admitted this morning that the landing of United States marines from the Dixie on the Isthmus of Panama was justified by orders cabled to Rear Admiral Henry Glass last Thursday to take every means to prevent the Invasion of the Isthmus by Colombia. It will be expected of Admiral Glass that he will prevent'the invasion of the Isthmus by land as well as by water and, if necessary, ro- Inforcements will be sent him in the way of additional marines. At present, the United States cruiser Prairie is lying ofT Guantanamo, Cuba, with 300 marines aboard, which could be sent to Panama in case it Is thought necessary.Constantinople, Dec. p.—The United States flag over the consulate at Alexandretta, Asiatic Turkey, has been linuied down, and Consul Davis lias left his post for Beirut in consequence of a serious diplomatic Incident during which Mr. Davis was insulted and assaulted by the local police. The senate in executive session referred tlie treaty between the United States and Panama for the construction of a canal across the isthmus to the committee on foreign relations. The senate without comment also referred the nomination of General Leonard Wood to be major general to the committee on military affairs. Our Toy Department is The mob was composed of about 300 men, all white and nearly all armed, shotguns and repeating rifles being plentiful, while revolvers and clubs were also in evidence. Several shots were fired In the street, but no one was on a big scale this year. Be sure and visit it. The affair grew out of the arrest of an Armenian, Ohannes Attarian. a naturalized American citizen. Attarian had been In prison at Aleppo during the past two months and had just been liberated through the intervention of the American consular agent on condition of bis leaving the country forthwith.The house has authorized the committee on iDostoffleeK and postroads to request the postmaster general to supply the committee with papers In connection with the recent investigation of the postofflce department. It was explained by Mr. Overstreet, chairman Of the committee, that the purpose of the resolution was to supply the committee with information essential to the proper consideration of appropriation bills. The riot was caused by bitter political feeling which has existed between the straight out Democratic element in Norfolk county and the fusion element, controlled by Martin. It is charged by the Democrats that.the county official# presen tin the office of the improvement board had assembled there to col led the poll taxes from negroes surrep titiousiy and that, on the other hand, obstacles are placed in the way of white Democrats qualifying to vote. In the crowd was C. W. Rockefeller, a first cousin of the Standard Oil magnate, and Key. Herbert Scliols. a Christian minister. hurt. The conference lasted an hour and a half, during which certain modifications of Jupan's proposals relative to Korea were decided upon. These wero immediately cabled to Baron de Rosen the Russian minister to Japan, and Ad miral Aiexieff, the Russian viceroy in the far east. The latter will probably lay them informally before the Japanese negotiators at Tokyo. The modifications are said to be of minor importance.PEOPLE'S STORE. 15 South Main St., Pitts ton. Mr. Davis was accompanying Attariau on board a departing steamer when the police Intercepted the party, assaulted and insulted Mr. Davis and in spite of the resistance of the consul and his attendant guards rearrested Attarlan and took hiui back to prison. Mr. Davis immediately lowered the flag over the consulate and formally broke oft 'relations with the Turkish authorities by quitting Alexandretta. leaving the consulate in charge of the vice consul. A mob of Moslems seized on the occasion to make a hostile demonstration against the consulate and against the Christians generally. Stegmaier Brewing Co ALWAYS the CHEAPEST KROONLAND AT QUEENSTOWN, WILKESBARRE, PA. All of the Passengers of the Disabled Vessel Are Well General James H. Wilson, I'. S. A., retired, was the most important witness before the senate committee on military affairs. He greatly encouraged General Wood's enemies and is said to have shown considerable bitterness in giving his testimony and in response to a question plainly Indicated that he regarded General Wood's promotion a matter of preferment and not warranted by meritoHous service. The convention will cover only Korea. Russia acknowledges Japan's predominating influence there, with the right to protect it. Certain reservations are made regarding coast defenses or stations, to prevent any Interruption of Russian sea communication with Vladivostok and*Po"rt Arthur, Russia's freedom of trade and concessions which Korea has guaranteed. Queenstown, Dec. 9.—The Red Star Liner Kroonland, from Antwerp for New York, which sent a wireless dispatch to Browhead stating that her stearing gear was smashed, put in ai Queenstown today. All of the 900 passengers are well. The Kroonland reports that she encountered terrific weather. Harland & Wolff, shipbuilders, are sending engineers from Be! fast. These will examine the Kroon land before the company's officials de cide what shall be done with the pasi sengers of the disabled vessel. EVANS BROS. C IP-PRICES AIR SHIP AGAIN FAILS. Professor Langley's Creation Refuseo to Fly on the Potomac. Washington. Dec. 9.—Professor S. P. Langley's costly air ship was completely wrecked at the second trial of the aeroplane under desirable weather conditions. The disastrous trial took place a short distance from Washington, down the Potomac river. Best Patent Flour, per bbl.. $5.00 Butter (creamery) ex. fine, lb .26 The local authorities assert that Mr. Davis struck the pollcg with a cane and that after the rearrest of Attarlan the consular cavasses (military couriers) attempted to rescue hliu and that In the fracas which ensued the cavasses broke the windows of the prison. A separate understanding will cover Manchuria. Japan agreeing to leave the question of the evacuation in nbeyance and to recognize Russia's special position there and undertakes not to Interfere with them. In return Russia is to acknowledge Japan's trading privileges established under treaties with China. Evaeuation In Abeyanee. When we now speak of a buxom person we think of such a one as Mrs. Lupin in "Martin Chuzzlewit," a plump, middle aged, good looking, good naturod, kind, agreeable woman. We do not usually apply the term to a thin woman, or to a young girl, or to an old woman. Assuredly we should never think of calling a man or boy buxom. The word, however, once really meant pliable or flexible, and afterward obedient. It is the same as the Anglo-Saxon bocsuni, or the high German beugsam, from heugen (to bend), which root appears in bough and bou (in all its meanings.)The Word "Buxom." Butter (best dairy) lb  Currants, loose, clean, lb  Currants, package, clean, lb. Raisins, loose, 3 crown, 3 lbs Raisins, loose, 4 orown, lb... Ensign- Brand, 4 crown, seeded, full weight  Guardian Brand, 3 crown, seeded, full weight  Sultana Raisins, per pkg.... Figs, large size, 2 lbs for  Lemon Peel, 2 lbs for  Orange Peel, 2 lbs for  Citron Peel, per lb  Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs for....... English Walnuts, 2 lbs for.. Cream Nuts, 2 lbs for  Grenoble Eng. Walnuts, lb.. Soft Shell Almonds, per lb.. Cranberries, per lb  ALL QUIET IN COLOMBIA. •Mr. Charles M. Manley, who pluckily volunteered to operate the machine despite his first unhappy experience, was nearly drowned. The air ship, when scarcely clear of the launching machinery, Dbent double and shot downward, sweeping him beneath the ice filled waters of the Potomac. As the Turks See It. •121 .11 •m .26... .25 v ..25 .15 .25 .25 .25 .15 .18 .10 The People Are Seemingly Indifferent About Panama's Secession. New York, Dec. 9.—Among the pas sengers on the Atlas Line steamer , Athos, which arrived today from South American ports, were two cabin pas sengers from Porto Colombia. They say the excitement attending the secession of Panama has quieted down and people go about their usual affairs with indifference to tjie question. They denied that the American consul at Baranqullla had been stoned by a mot1 of excited malcontents. The consul himself expressed astonishment when he heard the report. The Turkish authorities further claim that Attarlan, who is a native of Dinrbekir, Asiatic Turkey, lias been traveling about the country with an illegal passport. They also point out that the question of Armenians naturalized iu America returning to Turkey has always been a source of trouble, as the porte Invariably refuses to recognize naturalization. Exactly what form the latter arrangement will take is not known manifestly since it covers territory over which China exercises sovereignty. Probably it will not be made the subject of a treaty, but will take the form of a note. WE CARRY THE BEST FLOUR manufactured. A given quantity will make more and better bread than any other kind Am the price is low The craft traversed the air only as far as the catapults could force It. The wings refused to lift it in the birdlike flight which has been Professor Langley's dream ever since he began the work that has cost the government more than $50,000. $5 per bbl.; $2.50 per 100; $1.25 per 50 pounds, the 8avi"g through its use is considerable. bome other articles in our If Japan is ready to make the concessions asked for by Russia it in believed tliut only a brief time—possibly a few days—will be necessary to reach the final step of the negotiations, as Japan's acceptance will be followed by Russia's formal response. In the Salisbury Manual the woman at the marriage service promised to be "bonalr" and "buxom," which is explained in the margin to mean meek and obedient. We are hereby reminded of Milton's line In the most beautiful of all odes, "So buxom, blithe and debonair." This original meaning of the word appears in Chaucer's "Merchant's Tale," "For who can be so buxom as a wife?" The word in its application was not limited to women. In "The Clerk's Tale" we are told of men, "And they with humble heart full buxomly." In Henry Cochrane's dictionary (A. D. 162U) buxom is defined as pliant, obedient.—National Review. When Attariun was arrested $2,500 was found in his pocket. This, it is believed, may have contributed to his arrest, the Turks suspecting him of heiag a revolutionist. BIG GROCERY STOCK call for special mention by reason of their " i dness and cheapness But the best way to rest our sta- ements is to send us an order and prove that we have just what we advertise. With the wreck there is at least a temporary end to the hopes of Professor Langley. lie expected that the second trial would demonstrate that he had solved the problem of aerial navigation and would induce the board of ordnance and fortification of the war department to recommend thijt more funds be appropriated to continue the experiment. General Wallace Randolph, chief of artillery, was invited to witness the trial. Professor Langley was also present. The matter is engaging the energetic attention of the United States legation here. Minister Lcishman has made urgent representations to the porte and is now awaiting a fuller report before taking further steps. It is said that throughout the negotiations the czar was actuated by a spirit of moderation and the desire to preserve (he peace. BRENNAN and ROBERTS A Denial From Berlin. Call on us for dried fruits, etc., as we have just received a carload from California. They are all fresh and clean and will make your Xmas cake a great success. Berlin, Dec. 9.—The Publishers' Press is authorized to state that the report sent by the Associated Press from its Berlin office on Nov. 25, ihat Emperor William had adopted the method of Dr. Holbrook Curtis, of New York, for the treatment of his throat. Is untrue and an unjustifiable attempt to advertise an American. The sending of the report has excited indignation in the highest circles here. 48 N. MAIN. Next to Eagle Hotel The Russian troops have defeated a band of Chuuchuses (Chinese robbers) on the I.iau river, Manchuria, killing 200 of them and wounding a like numD ber. The outrage, it is anticipated here, will lead to strong action on the part of the United States to obtuin full reparation, especially as full satisfaction for the Beirut affair has not yet been given. (7\ruri/'s PRICES We also have a full line of shoes, slippers, leggins and hosiery. Call and see us, and purchase your Xmas presents at Professor Langley. after witnessing the disaster to the flying machine, said that the machine itself was not at fault. The accident, in his opinion, was caused by a defect of,the launching apparatus and was not due to any weakness In the machine itself. "I want to say." he added, "that I greatly appreciate the efforts and bravery of Mr. Mauley." Kunze Tell* of Cronin Caae. Blank Leasaa for Sale. Cleveland, O.. Dec. 0.—John P. Kunze, who was one of a number of men arrested and tried for complicity in the famous Dr. Cronin murder case In Chicago in 1890, Is a prisoner in the Cleveland workhouse, where he is serving a sentence for having obtained money under false pretenses. Because of his alleged conversion by a lay evangelist at the workhouse Kunze has made a lengthy written statement detalllug his connection with the Cronin case. He states that he knew nothing whatever of the crime until be had read of it in the newspapers. Kunze declares that he never drove Dan Coughlin to the Carlson cottage, where Dr. Cronin is alleged to have been killed. Blank leases, long and short form, for sale at the Gazette office. Legal blanks of various kinds alway* on band. Much Trouble With Armenian*. Washington, Dec. !».—The state department has received a brief cable message from Consul Davis In Alexandretta saying he bad trouble with the local police at Alexamlretta and started for Beirut. The department promptly cabled Minister Leishman in Constantinople to institute a thorough investigation of the alTair. The navy department so far has taken no steps toward sending a warship to Alexandretta. The state department has had endless trouble with naturalized Armenians who insist on returning to Turkey notwithstanding tiie Turkish government refuses to recognize the right of a Turkish subject to expatriate himself, and the most the United States ministers and consuls have been able to do In such cases Is to obtain the release of the person upon promise to quit Turkey.21 lb. Or. Sugar . 22 lb. A Sugar 23 lb. Br. 8ugar . New Maple Sugar Comb Honey  .$1.00 . 1.00 . 1.00 12'/2c . ,16c EVANS BROS. Hazed, Then Boycotted. New Brunswick, N. J., Dec. 9.—Th? members of the fraternities of Rutgers College have decided to boycott John Bergen, the freshman who had 22 students suspended because they hazed him. Bergen was "paddled" by sophomores. His father complained and two of the ring leaders were suspended. The others Implicated voluntarily gave their names and all were suspended for two weeks. Much to choose from at very low prices in holiday goods at BERRY'S. Whilnm't FIm Chocolates The Lone Star State, Down in Texas, at Yoakum, is a big dry goods firm of which J. M. Haller Is the head. Mr. Haller, on one of his trips east to buy goods, said to a friend, who was with him in the palace car: "Here, take one of these Little Early Risers upon retiring and you will be up early in the morning feeling good." For the "dark brown" taste, headache and that Ioggy feeling, De- Witt's Little Early Risers are the best pills to use. Sold by Thos. J. «Yates. Poiaoned Her Husband. 2 lb. Seeded Raisins 3 lb Cleaned Currants and Confections. Holiday Perfumes in handsome boxes. Coldwater, Mich., Dec. 8.—Katie I.udwlck, eighteen years old, has confessed that she administered a dose of poison to her husband, to whom she had been married but three weeks. The death at the husband. John Ludwlck, caused the young woman to fall under suspicion, and after her confession she was placed under arrest. The marriage was •brought about by the girl's parents much against her will. Short Weight Seeded Cluster Raisins Sultana Raisins, Seeded 12'/a 12'/2 KANE'S PHARMACY 3 lb Loose Muscatel Raisins 25c 20 South Main Street. Bryan Makes a Guess. Lemon Peel  Citron Peel  Orange Peel  8oft Shell Almonds Mixed Nuts  Paris, Dec. 9.—William Jennings Bryan today left Paris for Berne, Switzerland. The Patrie todqy prints an interview with Bryan, in which he expresses the opinion that Roosevelt will be nominated by the 'Republicans next year, but that he will fall of election.Rumored Plot to Release Bandita. Spccial Sale! Chicago, Dec. 9.—Report of an alleged plot to dynamite the county jull and lilDeratR the four notorious bandits, Xeidermeier, Van Dine, Marx and Roeski, was given to the police last evening. According to the story, which came from a friend of Xeidermeier, the explosion was to take place at 8:30 o'clock. An extra number of police in plain clothes were placed around the jail, but nothing happened. Best styles, latest Ideas, largest stock of holiday good at Berry's. English Walnuts... Apples,* per bushel.. Cranberries, quart.. ..ALL NEW GOODS. Newport News, Va., Deo. 0.—The local police are on the trail of an organized bund of ghouls who for many weeks, It is believed, have been engaged In desecrating the graves In Greenlawn cemetery and robbing the newly Interred bodies of their jewelry, shrouds and clothing. From discoveries made it is evident that tills practice has been carried on for some After Grave Robbers. Large variety of Furs for Ladies, Misses and Children, at exceptionally low prices; our prices range from 75c for the children's three-piece sets. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Syracuse, N. Y., Dec. 9.—The New York Central railroad will open next week a hotel for employees at East Syracuse, the first of Its kind in the country so far as known. The scheme was conceived by General Superintendent J. I*. BradHeld and General Manager A. H. Smith. It will accommodate fifty men. There will be reading rooms, and tobacco and clears will be oil sale, but no liquor. The plaji will be Kuropen. except that at noon dinner will be served for 23 cents. Railroad Hotel For Its Men. Policeman Fatally Shot by Italian, New York Stock Market? furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. William Drury, Cleveland,. O., Dec. 9.—Patrolman Louis D. Welck was shot and fatally wounded by Toni Disbollo. whom he tried to arrest, at 2.30 this  The officer was taken to the general hospital in a very critical condition. The Italian is at the central police station at present, charged with intent to kill. New York, Dec. 9, 1903. High. Low. CIos. 125 124 124% 69Vfe 681,4 68% 92% 92% 92% 52% 50% 51% 80 79 Vi 79% 16% 16% 16% 143% 26% THE LEADIN8 GROCER. Full line of Ladies' Sweaters in all the best shades. Sugar .... Atchison ... Atchison, pf Brook. Trac. B. & O  (Chicago Livery Driver* to 8trike. time. Chicago. Dec. ft.—The Livery Drivers' union has decided to strlk%to gain their demands for an increase in wages and a reduction in their working hours. The strike will begin tomorrow mornlug. Nearly 1,000 men will be affected, and the strike will make funerals almost impossible. The hearse drivers employed by undertakers are members of the Livery Drivers' union and will quit work with them. Must Face Court a Century Hence. One lot Ladies' Hematitohed Handkerchiefs worth 5c; this lot goes for 3/ac C. & G. West St. Paul  Sacramento, Cal.. Dec. ft.—John H. Wood, a leader of the convicts who escaped from the Folsom penitentiary last summer, when a guard was stabbed to death, has been convicted of murder in the second degree here. As Wood is already serving a life sentence, Judge Hart ordered him to appear In court for sentence 100 years from date. We invite your inspection of our Holiday Stock —the Finest ever shown in the city. Many exclusive novelties not to be found elsewhere. Articles in Brass, Bronze, Sterling Silver, Copper, Leather, and Gold. China and Glassware. 142% 26 142% 26% Democratic Committee Called. Rock Island K. & T., pf. . L. & N  Mail. El  Met. Trac. . Mo. Pacific . So. Pacific . NoTf. & West. N. Y. Central Erie  Striker* Battle With Guards. Taffeta Ribbons, all shades, neck width, for a yard 10c Washington, Dec. 9.—Chairman Jas. K. Jones, of the Democratic national committee. Issued a call today for thfD committee to meet on Tuesday. Jan 12, at the Shoreham hotel, this city, for the purpose of deciding upon the time and place for holding the Democratic national convention. Trinidad, Colo.. Dec. !).—In a pitched bottle nt Snguildo. 11 Colorado Fuel and Iron cninp, between thirty striking Italian miners and seven of the company's guards three of the strikers were shot, and two of them will probably die. The strikers went to the ovens, but were ordered to stop by the guards. The shooting began nt once, each side asserting that J he other fired first". Children's Heavy Mitts, black and all colors for 5c Men's Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, worth 50c; here 35c The First Electric Sleeping Car. Wilmington, Del., Dec. ft.—The Harlan & Hoilinggwortb company has completed the electric sleeping car Theodor, and it will be shipped to Indianapolis tomorrow. The car was built for the Holland Car company of Indianapolis and is the only electric sleeping car ever constructed. 8mallpox Rage* In Delaware Town. Ladies' Heavy Beaver Shawls worth $3.00; this lot for $1.98 Dover, Del., Dec. 1).—An epidemic of smallpox prevails at Woodland, a small town Seaford. Del. Out of a population of about 100 persons there are twenty-fire cases of smallpox. The state board of heulth has placed a strict quarantine on the town. Estimates furnished on steam and hot water plants at Ash's. O. & W  Piyina  Reading So. Railway . So. Ry„ pf. '. Tenn. C. & I. Union Pacific Wabash, pf. . C. F. I  Copper .... Gas  118% 118% We are the agents for Cosmopolitan Model Paper Patterns, seams allowed all 10c Rugs, all sizes. Williams & Co. 45% 21% 45% 21 Weman Killed at a Window. Rising Sun, Intl.. Dec. Miss Elizabeth Gillespie, prominent in local society, was assassinated while sitting in the front room of her residence. The murderer shot her through a window, the entire charge of shot taking effect in the side of her head. No reason con be assigned for the shooting, and there Is no clew to the. murderer. Ottomans, 60c to $1.25. Williams & Co. 33% 79 78 % 32% 78% 32% 78 % Typhoid Still Haunte Reformatory. Full Hue of Children's Cloaks in all the latest styles, from 98c. Five corks; adjustable to any shoo or hoot; handy on slippery pavements Get them at KRISE'S, 35 S. Main. Never-8lip Heel Clips. 78% To Dig Far Treasure* Under Rome. Ulmira, N. Y„ Dec. 9. — Two more cases of typhoid have developed at the reformatory, making nineteen eases of the disease in the Institution at present. There are only two casas of diphtheria now in the hospital. There have been no death* from either disease for more than a week. 37% 28% 48 97% 25% 11% &8V4 37 28% 45 96% 25% '11% 56% 37 28% 46% .96% 25% 11% 57 Home, Dec. ft.—The government has decided to make excavations under the Corso (so called from horse races at the carnival first permitted by Paul II.) in the belief that there will be found there portions of important an tlque monuments. H. G. SHUPP, — MAGNET See the Big Line of Electric Novelties. Something out of the ordinary. Sec them at KRISE'S, 35 S, Main. Texas Pacific . tJ. S. Steel.... U, S, Steel, pf, Furnaces and heating stores at rock bottom prices. Ash's, N. Main St. 36 WMt Market Stent. 87 B. Main St. Pitts ton.