Pittston Gazette

              s Forecast Until 8 p. Eastern Pel I, for For the People of Plttston and Vicinity. ?» , —— n ALL. THE HOME NEWS. anla. j, becoming '♦ Fair, southwest variable. 54th YEAR. (WEEKLY ESTABLISH! .DAILY EST. bi THEO. 1 ■ I ,11 1 11,1 i 118— mwwiiim&smm-' 3K^«S^Si5ir'X:«W»SSS-- * TWO CENTH A COttT. 1 =j SOETY CENTS A JIOSTH. [ i# P A«F-^ ATTACKS MAY BE MADE TODAY fact cunt in vue ret pements De- Talks With Advertisers E. T. Gundlach, the well known expert in advertising matter, Bays: "Whatever the line of business may be—mail order, manufacture or retail store—some system of advertising for investment out of surplus capital and continued expenditure as a percentage on the total reoeipts is winning favor more and more among business houses that have awakened to the value and security of advertising investments. People's Store tween the Yalu r Russians, with 6 i, de- iV feinted the Japanese, but lost heavily. ' ;fJPf?§5S Do You 1 _ _ Lere are some WHERE 18 RUSSIA'S FLEE1-? — _ to nothat the only beer to k is a foreign beer, but r can't give you any good on other than they are ;r's , I--.: ' Port Arthur and Vladivostok Locution at Vladivostok Unlikely. Probability That Mormon Apostle Will Be Ousted. fK Was Presented to Coitgr Today. IRREGULARITIES NOT! ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST Quiet at Port Arthur. London, March 7.—Only Russian reports on the bombardment of Vladivostok have yet been received, and these give no -indication as to whethei the Russian squadron Is still there. According to a report from Tokyo, the squadron wag'seen off Gensan, Korea, last Thursday, but on this point there is no reliable information.  tion, however, mostly incl'*" \o the belief that the Rusai"" is not In port at the olliciiii of the bomb B""«,tfrton Russian battleships?^—Port Arthur dispatches of Saturday and Sunday say that everything is quiet there and on the Llaotung peninsula. The Japanese cruiser squadron was seeu reconnoitering off Port Arthur Friday night during a heavy snowstorm. May Suffer. Table _ • RUSSIAN CRUISERS MIS8ING NOT QUESTION OF POLITICS Linens House Committee Recommends Tl Berlin Paper Declares That the Rus- sian Railway Around Lake Baikal A Desire to Ba Relieved of the Thraldom of the Qreat Hiearchy, Says a Member of the 8enate Committee, Investigation Resolution be Laid on Table, as the Report Gives All the "?ou I right fifty ; You I brew i You I roundii  You Know that nothing but the best Hops Malt money can buy arp/ased- You Know thfct there is no better be/er braced. Insist 011 having it. iplivered any part of the city. Price fifty cents per dozen. These linens liave advanced ten Will Not be Ready Before Next De- brewed per cent, since we bought them. Some that were bought for the January Sale were delayed until now; but they're better bargains now than ever. cember—Enlisting Foreigners. Will Cause Summary Action. Information Called For. Dr i Washington, March 7.—It is iu the ulr that Reed Smoot of Utah will not be allowed to retain his seat in the United States senate. The revelations of Joseph F. Smith, president of the Mormon church, have turned the tide. One senator after another 011 the committee has deserted his cause. Washington, March 7.—The longexpected report of Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow on the relations of members of Congress with the postofllce department was made public this afternoon. The document, wfth exhibits, etc., covers 218 printed pages and accompanies the report by the House committee on postOffi'ces and post roads on the Hay resolution demanding a Congressional investigation of the matter. The committee recommends that the resolution be laid on the table, on the ground, that "no investigation would elicit further facts than la herein set out." The names of more than 150 members of Congrbss, whoso requests for additional clerk hire in various postofflces were granted by George W. Beavers, although in excess of amounts to which the offices wer6 entitled under the rules of the department, are mentioned in the exhibits. Only three cases of rentals of premises by members of the House are noted. One of these Is at Genesey, N. Y., owned by J. W. Wadsworth, who was not a member of Congress at the time. One hundred and sixty-one cases are cited where allowance for clerk hiro was authorized In excess of the amount to which the office was entitled.Rome, March 7.—A telegram published here from Chemulpo asserts that the Japanese forces landed, under the protection of the squadron which bom. barded Vladivostok, on the island of Askold and neighboring inlets. The landing, says the telegram, was effected at Ting-King. The Japanese Bquadron still remains at Port Arthur. Three of the battleships, with two cruisers, were sent to Vladivostok. It Is believed simultaneous attacks will be made on bo.th Port Arthur and Vladivostok today.Dple that rgienic sur- MURPHY FOR CHAIRMAN. no inch Cream Damask, 28e value for .23') 80 inch Cream Damask, 35c value for 31" GO Inch Cream Damask. 4Bo value for...,.. .19" 70 inch Cream Damask, 5oc value for 42 72 inch Cream Damask, (Wo value for...... .55" 56 lneh Damask, red border, »!)C• value for, .33" (io inch Damask, red border. 45c value for. 39" no Inch Bleached Damask, 39c value for... .33" 60 Inch Bleached Damask. 50c value for 42" 62 Inch Bleached Damask, eoe valm; for 50" 68 lneh Bleached Damask, use value for. .72 72 Inch Bleached Damask. tllw value for. 90 .' Whother or not any political compact with the Mormon church was ever made by men who thought themselves authorized to speak for the Republican party the question is now very much broader and deeper than mere politics and strikes directly at the root of government. The Dally Telegraph's Chefu correspondent snys the Russians are still employing thousands of coolies at Pbrt Arthur and Dalny on intrenchments and uew forts and that they are also mounting over a hundred guns to protect the neck of the isthmus. New Jersey Governor Slated For National Committee's Head. Washington, March 7.--It is announced that Governor Franklin Mnrphy of New Jersey practically has agreed to accept the chairmanship of the Republican national committee and that the vice chairman win be Charles I\ Henry of Indiana. London, March 7.—The army and navy experts here agree that the circumstances attending the Japanese bombardment of Vladivostok yesterday make It evident that the Russian cruiser squadron has disappeared from that port. It is thought the Japanese bombardment of the port was for the purpose of smoking this squadron out, but the Russian vessels had evidently departed before the Japs arrived. The correspondent of the Standard at Tientsin gives a rumor that thirty Russian sailors were caught in an attempt to escape from Port Arthur and that they were shot the same day. "The south has its negro problem. Other parts of the country have local questions of their own which they consider of farreaching Importance. Rut let me tell you that the solution of the Mormon problem must be made here and now or the whole country will suffer and the foundations of Its government will be weakened. Before this hearing is Concluded the country will learn that the states of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and to a large degree Colorado and Oregon are threatened with a terrible curse likely to spread beyond the west and southwest unless it Is checked." Stegmaier Brewing Co Bottling Department. 'Phones—Old, 422-2 New, 977 Coupled with this Is the positive statement that a majority of the Republican leaders have conveyed to President Roosevelt their belief there will be} no opposition to Senator Fairbanks as a candidate for vice president. In fact, the leading senators, including Senator Quay, regard the nomination of Roosevelt and Fairbanks a settled question. PEOPLE'SSTORE, The Standard's St Petersburg correspondent telegraphs under reserve a story to the effect that a party of Japanese disguised as Tartars were arrested by a guard of the Siberian railway bridge at Syzran, on the river Volga, having packages of dynamite in their possession. WILKESBARRE, PA. 15 South Main St., Pittston. Bread is The Staff of Life Berlin, March 7.—The Lokal Anzieger asserts that the Russian railway around Lake Baikal will not be ready for use before December. Thirty-four tunnels In 125 miles of road will have to be made. According to the paper, Russia is admitting foreigners into the army. Fifty Boers and a number of Swiss officers have already been enlisted and are now traveling to Manchuria.It Is understood that Governor Murphy has had the offer of the chairmanship for two weeks; that he at first declined it positively, and that afterward he agreed to abide by the decision of certain friends who are prominent In Republican politics of Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio. Brennan and . A special dispatch from Tientsin estimates that there are 30,000 Tunguse irregulars in southern Manchuria, largely led by patriotic Japanese who volunteered for the dangerous work. Senator Dubois of Idaho, a member Bf the committee now trying the Smoot case, made this statement last night In an Interview iu which he expressed the deepest feellug on the Mormon question. He emphatically declared that he did not now consider it a political question, and, although a Democrat, even if he could do so conclusively he would not care to prove that any bargain was made by .the Republican leaders with the Mormon church. Roberts' — RRICE LIST — The better the flour, the better the bread; the better the bread, tn stronger the staff. The brands we carry make the whitest, lightest bread. The Russian cruiser Aurora has arrived at Suda bay, Turkey. A correspondent of the Times at Peking has visited the railway outside the great wall and comments on Russia's rtfusal to respect Its neutrality as com While his acceptance has not been officially received, it is regarded as settled, so much so that at least two telegrams of congratulation were sent to him. The plan is to have Governor Murphy take command of the campaign In the east, whilo Mr. Henry will have charge of the middle Including particularly the states of Indiana and Illinois. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Best patent flour... Best dairy butter.. ....$5 75 25c New York, March 7, 1904. St. Petersburg, March 7.—A special meeting of the Council bf Ministers was convened suddenly in the winter palace last evening, to consider measures to protect Vladivostok, which was bombarded by the Japanese yesterday. Full cream cheese  21 lbs Sugar  Finnan Haddie per lb.... . 14c . 1 00 '. 10c pelllng Japan similarly to disregard Its neutrality. The correspondent says: Sugar  Loco  Copper  Atchison, com. Atchison, pf. B. R. T  B. & O . v .. Can. Pacific . Che*. & Ohio Cffic. & Alton C. F. I. ...... Erie  Evans' Suc$iss, per bbl. $5.75 . 5.75 Butterfly Flour, per bbl "Russia is patrolling the railway nearly to the great wall with small bodies of cavalry. At every station there are two sets of guards, one composed of General Yuan Shal Kal's well behaved troops and the other of undisciplined troop? sent by the JCtirter general Mukden. There are twenty of General Yuan Shal Kai's men at each station, with a larger body at Sinmlntun. With the exception of the railway guards there are no Chinese foreign drilled troops outside the wall In Manchuria province. Russia forbids any Increase In their numbers. Bloaters per dozen  Ciscoes per lb  3 can choice Tomatoes 3 cans choice Peas  25c 5c Surprise Flour, per bbl. 5.75 Seal Flour, per bbl 5.75 Feed 1.30 57 Potatoes .......... 1.00- Sugar, 21 lbs for 1.00 Butter, fancy creamery .25 Cheese, per lb 14 Skinned Ham, per lb .12 Buckwheat Flour, 25 lb sack...C Cold Snaps, 3 lb package  Aunt Jemima, 3 packages for.... Nabob, per package,  Maple Sugar, 2 lb for  Maple Syrup, 1 qt can  Maple Syrup, gallon can  Maple Syrup, 1 gallon can.... Fancy Table Syrup, V/z lb can Honey, per cake. Honey, per glass St. Petersburg. March 7.—A message from Vladivostok states that the Russion authorities there have posted notices calling on the Chinese to announce the disguised Japanese among them to the authorities. "It is far more important to me and the people of my state," Mr. Dubois continued, "that Reed Smoot should be denied a seat in the United States sennte o« tu« qnMtInn of « -great principle, I would rather have this done than be assured that a Democrat should be elected to the senate for forty years to comb. 25c 25c Ohio Floods Augmented. Toledo, O., Match cltj- Is Hi Imminent danger from high water. A heavy rain has fallen, and the ice gorges up the river have been gradually moving down toward the city. At the bridge of the Toledo Railway tfnd Terminal company, a mile below the gorge, the water is nineteen feet above the normal stage. The gorges took out three piers of the Urban and Interurban Railway company's bridge across the river at Maumee City, and also did considerable damage to the wagon bridge across the river at that point, but did not take the bridge. Guards are stationed at points along the river and are keeping the officials in this city informed as to the situation. v Peanut Butter  Bacon per lb  California Hams per lb., Skinned Hams per lb  10c 10c 10c 13c VLADIVOSTOK SHELLED. 111. Central .. L. & N  Manhattan .. Met St. Ry. M, K. & T. . Mo. Pacific .. N. Y. Central Norf. & West. St. Paul .... O. & W  Penna  Gas  Reading .. .. Rock Island So. Pacific .. So. Ry., com. Tenn. C. & I. Texas Pacific Union Pacific U. S. Steel ... U. S. Steel, pf. Wabsh  Seven Japanese Warships Bombard at "We wish to be relieved of the thraldom of this hierarchy. It enters into every relation of life—business, political, social and moral. It is a drawback to the civilization of the community, a constant threat to its social and political progress and a menace to popular government Itself. Polygamy is of course an important phase of the question to be considered, and it enables us perhaps more than any other to make this light. But, after all, it is only an Incident among the great dangers of the Mormon hierarchy." Long Range. 42 N. Main St. NEXT TO EAGLE HOTEL. .25 .10 .25 .25 St. Petersburg, March 7.—A communication from Viceroy Alexeleff to the czar from Mukden bearing yesterday's date says: "It is believed that when the river opens the Russians will destroy tlio gunboat Slvoutch at Newchwang to prevent her capture. "I most humbly Inform your majesty that the commandant at the fortress at Vladivostok reports that at 8:50 this morning seven vessels were sighted south of Askold island. At 9:45 they were seen to be warships making for ▲skold island. About noon the enemy's squadron was midway between the coast and Askold island, making for Ussuri bay. They were out of reach of the shore batteries. At 1:30 the enemy formed in line of battle, but did not approach to a closer range than five and one-third miles. They directed their fire against the shore batteries and the town, but no damage resulted, as most of their 200 lyddite shells failed to burst. "All accounts agree that tl)e Russians have commandeered an immense number of Chinese carts and are concentrating on the Yalu river, where the first battle is expected." OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE! The advance of the Japanese outposts from Pingyang to Anju is reported from Seoul. This seems to be the main line of advance toward the Yalu, and there are fresh confirmations of a landing of troops at Possiet bay and heavy re-enforcements of the garrison at Wonsan. Some of the shrewdest military men predict the concentration of £ Japanese right wing on the upper Yalu from Wonsan and other points on the coatjt and a rapid march across the country to Mukden. Evans Bros. "Do you consider the expulsion of Brighain H. Roberts from the house of representatives a direct precedent for the case of Reed SmootV" was asked. Miners Not Discouraged. Pittsburg, March 7.—The Post today says: "There wns by no means a hopeless spirit shown among the returning coal operators from the Indianapolis convention with the miners, which closed Saturday with a disagreement. From the best of authorities we are informed that the break in negotiations between the two interests Is not a permanent one and that by March 21 another meeting of the Joint subcommittee will be held quietly. The whole matter will again be discussed among them and a solution to the present difficulty sought." 46 South Main St., Pitts ton. '''I do," the senator replied. "In the case of Roberts it was proved that he was practicing polygamy, and this might have had a direct effect upon the result. But the present question is only a bit broader in that we are seeking to establish a principle that no man who is a high officer in a church which countenances polygamy should be allowed n seat in either branch of congress. The same general principle Is Involved, and therefore the Roberts case should operate as a pujeedent. "Whether or not Reed Snroot actually practices polygamy is not the important question so long as he is an apostle in the Mormon church, which has encouraged this practice and which in other relations of life is a menace to any community." Roberta Case a Precedent. is still in force and will continue until further notice. Our entire stock is offered "at greatly reduced For WEDDINGS C|AM,Are ! For FUNERALS rlUWeiS i Campbell, Rozelle & prices. "The Russian batteries, commanded by Generals Veronetz and Artamonoff, did not reply, awaiting a closer approach of the enemy. Now is the time to buy the wedding gifts you anticipate giving in the near future. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) l-B-CARPENTER, meter it. exeter boro The report from Vladivostok says that the 2,500 Japanese troops who landed at Plaksin bay, on the east coast of northern Korea, are advancing toward Musan, 218 miles from Gensan, with the intention of ultimately reaching Hunchun, on the left bank of the Tumen river, about 100 miles west of Vladivostok, and threatening the Russian flank. In order to checkmate this move the Russian outpost, 1,500 strong, which crossed the Tumen, is advancing to occupy Koyryong, on the Tumen, a walled city, commanding the trails along which the Japanese must pass. '"The Japanese fire ceased at 2:20 p. m., and the enemy retired in the direction of Askold island. Simultaneously two torpedo boat destroyers appeared near Askold island and two more near Cape Matdcl. The Japanese ships were covered with ice. Webster H. G. 8HUPP, PRICE UST: Paris, March 7.—The much talked of duel between the Italian fencing master Plni and Baron Athos dl San Malato was fought at noon at Neuilly. It lasted 2 hours nnd 50 minutes and was finally stopped because Baron di San Malato's hilt bad raised a large blister In the palm of his hand. The engagement developed a wonderful display of skill and was witnessed by a large number of distinguished French swordsmen. The adversaries were reconciled after the fight. Duel Stopped by a Blister. The Last Call Patent Flour  25 lb. Buckwheat Flour Corn and Meal  Bran and Middlings .. 21 lbs. Sugar  3 cans Tomatoes 36 West Market St., Wilkesbarre. "The attack resulted in no loss to the Russians, but cost the enemy $100,000 In ammunition. Most of the projectiles were six and twelve inch shells. Established 1888. Both 'Phones. on Winter Goods, Prices that will take what is left over with a rush. You have yet a long timo to wear them. We want the space they occupy for Spring stock. Bead this list: "The population of Vladivostok was warned in the morning of the presence on the borison of a hostile fleet and of the prospect of an attack during the day, but it remained tranquil." Prediction is made that before the hearings are concluded the entire committee on privileges andNelectlons will be opposed to the retention of Mr. Smoot. Senators Foraker, Dillingham and Beveridge are the only members of the committee who' have in the last few days indicated by their questions pny sympathy for Mr. Smoot. All of the Democratic members and the other Republicans are sup]Dosed to be opposed to him in view of the revelations of President Smith. 3 cans Peas  3 cans Wax Beans  3 cans Pumpkin  4 dozen Sweet Pickles Prunes, 3, 4 and 5 lbs. 3 cans Up-to-Date Milk Limburger Cheese Crackers, per lb. . | (7\ruri/'s U PRICES. / The Japanese Outwitted. Five Reported Killed Paris, March 7.—The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Echo de Paris concerning the bombardment of Vladivostok says that the opinion of competent men 1b that the Japanese wished to liud out whether or not the Russian squadron was in the port of Vladivostok in the belief that should it prove to be absent it would be necessary for the vessels to return and defend the place. The correspondent adds: "These tactics are useless, as the general staff here knows ReitJsensteln's exact destination and thut he has succeeded in carrying out the plan confided to him despite the constant vigilance of the Japanese. I am not allowed to say more today." During the bombardment by the Japanese fleet private dispatches say that five persons were killed, four sailors and the wife of an engineer. It is apparent the Japanese were afruid to risk exposing their ships to the plunging fire of the land batteries, and it is considered probable here that the attack was really for the purpose of drawing the fire of the Russian forts, compelling the Russians to disclose the position and caliber of their guns oud also for the purpose of ascertaining whether the Runian aqundron was in port. If this was the object of the Japanese, it is believed to have failed signally, as the batteries did not fire a shot and if the squadron was in pprt it could not be seen from the Japanese position in the bay of Ussurl on account of the high land which rlsos from the coast on that side, obstructing the view of the harbor.Men's heavy fleece lined Shi its and Drawers, sizes 32 and 34, the 50c kind, now 25c Searching For Baron Toll. St. Petersburg, March 7,—Answering an Inquiry concerning tha fate of Baron Toll, tlie explorer who wan recently reported to ljave perished in the Arctic ocean, M, lDoubrovin, secretory of the Academy of Sciences, says that he hns received uot a word of news for some time. Another expedition is now saarchiug for him, The accepted belief is that the baron has been lost. The Bourse Gazette offers $500 for specific Information establishing the explorer1* death. 16 10 Bes», Patent Flour $5.75 Children's Tam 'o Shanters, were 25c, now yours for 5c Boys' 39o Sweaters, yours now for , 25c Children's $1.50 Coats red. to 75c WE GIVE RED STAR TRADING STAMPS. Best Family Flour  5.25 and Meal . 1.30 It is charged that while President Smith snld he considered himself amenable only to the laws of Utah he was the one man in that state who could say how such laws should be enforced. Corn and Cracked Corn 1.30 Bran and Middlings 1.30 Oats, per bushel 55 Potatoes, per bushel 1.00 Apples, per bushel  2l lbs. Granulated Sugar  LEGAL NOTICES. 1 lot stock and Bishop Collars, chiffon and silk, worth 25c and 50c, ydur choice...... 10c .. .75 .. 1.00 Preaching at Ninety-four. IEARII8 POSTPONED. In Re-Indebtedness of Pittston Township. In the Court of Quarter Sessions of Luzerne County, No. 317, November Hessions. 1903. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Commissioner appointed to marshal the indebtedness of Pittston Township and make report thereof to the court, will meet for the purposes Of his appointment, to receive till claims outstanding against, said township, on Saturday, March as, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. in., at the office of M. N. Donnelly. Miners' Bank, Pittston, Pa. All persons having claims against said township are requested to present them at that, timo or bo forever debarred from collecting them thereafter. CHARLES F. M'HUGH. 20-27-8-10 Commissioner. 22 lbs. A Sugar 1.00 23 lb*. Br. 8ugai 1.00 Keg Herring 65 Keg Miilehres 75 Ciscoes, per lb 05 Kit Ciscoes 60 No. 1 Mackerel 15 Kits No. 1 Mackerel 1.20 Codfish 10 Bloaters .. .£*,.. ,...». .25 Finnan Haddie 10 3 cans Tomatoes 25 Per dozen 90 Pride of Pittston Tomatoes, can.. .10 Glens Falls, N. Y., March 7.—Rev. Cicero Barber preached a stirring old time missionary sermon at the Methodist church at Fort Edward in celebrai tion of his ninety-fourth birthday. He Is one of the best known members of the Troy conference. Although long since technically superannuated, he is strong and vigorous in spite of his years. .: "S - SSLa 1 lot Fur Collarettes, worth $4.50 and $5.00; your choice $1.00 Boys' Domefc Flannel Shirts, reduced to lUc Ladies' Percale Wrappers, are worth $1.25; yours now for 75o 69c Wash Boilers, yours at 39o Ladies' heavy fleeoe lined Underwear, made by Alpine Mills, worth 75c; yours now for 25c Anothar Chicago Strike. Chicago, March 7l—The Cement Finishers and Helpers' union went on strike today to enforce its demand for higher wages. The walkout ties up extensive sidewalk Improvements that have been planned in every section of the city. The demand of the union calls for a wage increase of 10 cents an hour. The finishers are now paid 50 cents an hour and the helpers 35 cents an hour. Nearly a thousand workmen are affected. STRIKE QUESTION REI "ERRED. Will be Voted on in the Various Local Union*. Two vessels in the squadron are supposed to have been the first class cruisers Idtumo and Yakumo. Indianapolis, Ind., March' 7.—By an almost unanimous vote, the miners referred to the local unions the question of declaring a strike. The discussion of the resolution ordering that the question of a strike be referred to the local unions for final discussion and vote was commenced early thlB morning in secret session. President Mitchell and other national officers spoke strongly in favor of referring the matter.Direct through telegraph communication is now established between Viceroy Alcxeieff's headquarters at Mukden and St. Petersburg. This is believed to be tbe longest circuit in the World, being over 0,000 miles, whereas the direct communication between London and Teheran, a distance of only 5,000 miles, has hitherto been the longest i letters disclose the Diphtheria on Training Ship. San J mm, Porto Kico, March 7.— There are four new oases of diphtheria among the apprentices on the United States training ship Monongahela, two ot them occurring yesterday. There are seventeen cases now In the hospital, and the departure of the vessel has been Indefinitely postponed. Pit and Flinch games at KRISE'S. Large assortment of Lace, five and six inch wide, only, ayd. Jo :N°ss Per dozen . - 1.10 3 cans Early June Peas .25 "A dose la time saves lives." Di Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, nature's remedy for cohghs, colds, pulmonary llseases ol every sort. Dr. T. B. Welsh^"dentist, 25 N. Main. ✓ ' I \ I von that the partnerij( l«etwoen Hlchrtril J. H. Jepson, under the I A Jepson. on the 7th i hereby CUsmo1ypJ by leraoiulHon natd partentea to Biohanl May- immm payment. R. J. MAYNABD. X. B. J EPSON. h, Pittston. I No better pi S L 7 mat THE R ,