Pittston Gazette

              A KfL tt«ton and WBAVHtft INDICATIONS. For the People of P Vicinity. Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, fop Eastern Pennsylvania. Showers tonight; Sunday, fair; colder In tj)e Interior; fresh southerly winds, becoming westerly. ALL THE HOME NEWS. NT ' » D7 sxy N Mth YEAR. (WEEKLY KSTAW.IKIIEn 1890. 1 DAILY EST. BT THBO. HART 1882. Wm*. f 8 p rES. ' ♦' COTTON KING WAS DEPOSED FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. i ' New Tori Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers. e's Store FIGHTING ON JAPS OCCUPY PINGYANG. Talks With Advertisers YOU Port Arthur Reported Unchanged by BANKS OF YALU Bombardment. Miners' Bank building. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST St. Petersburg, March 19.—Viceroy Alexeleff has cabled to the emperor from Mukden as follows: New York, March 19, 1904. High. Low. Clos. .......127% 125% 127% LACE CURTAINS Russians Claim to Have Captured 1,800 Japs. "General Mlshtchento reports that Plngyang Is occupied by Japanese infantry with some Runs and that Korean carts are carrying their supplies. The enemy's cavalry is not risible in large bodies, and only Isolated horsemen are seen. Their horses are poor. Daniel J. Sully Falls For Ask somt merit or a fe say that tb vertising—a Let one of Lis neighbor hold up a lair, changes instan ing office ip ' enteen stC climb up to editor to keep lish it in the not read—oh, no. men for an advertisew locals, and they will ey don't believe in ad\ paper i8 njever read. them be caught kissing r's wife, or j trying to, p post, and his tone nter, the printin the garrfet of a sevry bnilding he will the top and beg the quiet- not to pnbe paper. The paper is \ * Sugar Car & Foundry .: 19% Am. Loco 22% Copper* .. 48% Atchison, com. .. 68% 19% 22% 47% 67% 19% 22% 48% 68% Many Millions. keep strong daring this cold wet spell ? If not take a wine glassful of PORT ARTHUR UNCHANGED 42% 43% Put your new curtains up while the prices are down. MARKET DROPS 200 POINTS B. & 0. B. R. T  43% 78% 77% 78% Stegmaier's "Our patrols discovered the presence of tl- ' " " of tl (abon Anju. killed A P Can. Pacific ... Ches. & Ohio . Chic. & Alton . 114% 31% 39% 113% 31% 39 114% 31% 39% Report Says That Bufeiness Has Been e enemy's Infantry on the banks » Chengcheng liver fire versta three and one-mJrd milesT from The enemy Opened fire and one of our hors es'"  irt Arthur reporttp;^ iplte the Taggfc.  number dpartMe "Wa«t of Port Arthur. Announcement of Suspension Caused Intense Excitement on Floor of New York Cotton Exohange—Great Re- Ehle 25% 25% 25% HEBE ARE SOME SPLENDID BARGAINS: Resumed There and That Rein- 111. Central .129% 128% 129% Malt Extract forcements and Supplies Are Con- L. & N. .... Manhattan Met. St. Ry. M„ K. & T. Mo. Pacific .104% 143% 111% 38% 91% 890 Nottingham Lace Curtains At per pair  stantly Arriving. joioing Among the Bears. before each' meal and npon r tiring and keep your physical condition up to the proper defensive standard. It will aid digestion, enrich your blood, steady ypur nerves, sharpen your appetite. By doing this it WILL make poor health GOOD and good health BETTER. Price $1.60 per doz. 780 Nottingham Laoe Curtains At per pair  London, March 19.—The Cheefoo correspondent of the Reuter Telegram Co. states that a private dispatch received there reports fighting between Russians and Japanese on the banks of the Yalu river. The Russians claim to have captured 1,800 prisoners. at I'o the i the e "Dm New York, March 19.—Daniel J. Sully, the cottou king, linB announced his fail lire. Five weeks ago he had $3,- 000,000 cleaned up in less than a year and was practically out of the cotton market. Instead of going abroad for a rest, as lie had said he would, he got back into the market and the bears have been taking it away from him at the rate of $000,000 a week. It is estimated that he is carrying 300,000 bales of May and July cotton, on which he bus lost an average of $10 a bale. The paper losses of his following are easily $50,000,000, for every cotton planter la the south was following Sully's lead. $l.oo Nottingham Lace Curtains. At per pair  N. Y. Central Norf. & West St. Paul  O. & W  Penna  Gas  Reading .... Rock Island . Sb. Pacific .. So. Ry., com. Texas Pacific Union Pacific U. S. Leather U. S. Steel .,. U. 8. Steel, pf. Wabash .... .116% . 57% .144% f 21% .117% . 97% • 44% . 21% . 46% . 21 $1.25 Nottingham Lace Curtains At per pair  of pro, HUBBARD'S DEATH CERTAIN $1.00 New York Explorer Sucoumbed to Cold *1.80 Nottingham Lace Curtains. At per pair  $1.25 Newchwang, March 19.—Six hundred scouts have been rushed from this point by General Krondradovttch to Shangjuentai, halfway to Fort Arthur, because of a dispatch that two Japanese cruisers had been seen off Glacis point and fifteen miles out. The railroad is well fortified as well as the cliffs commanding Helen bay at this point, and General Krondradovltch is confident that any attempted landing at the point will not be successful. The cruisers were eight miles offshore yesterday and went north into the gulf as far as Liuja. They then steamed west and were lost to sight toward evening. The presence of the Japanese warships is believed to mark the beginning of the army invasion west of Port Arthur. The opinion prevails here, however, that the attack will not be near the railroad. and Hunger In Wilde of Labrador. $1.78 Nottingham Laoe Curtains At per pair  St. Petersburg, March 19.—The Mukden correspondent of the Novoe Vtemya, writing under date of March 18, says: "I have just returned from Port Arthur, the aspect of which is unchanged. Not a single building has been destroyed. Business has been resumed and many shops have been reopened. Reinforcements and supplies are constantly arriving and volunteer companies have been organized to defeat any Japanese attempt to land on Liao-Tung peninsula and thus break the line of communication." Quebec, March 19.—A courier who left New River, Labrador, March 7, has reached the coast. He oonflrms tiie news of the death of Leonidas Hubbard, the New York explore^. $1.80 $2.00 Nottingham Lace Curtains At per pair  $1.78 $2.60 Nottingham Lkce Curtains. At per pair  $3.00 Nottingham Lace Curtains At per pair  24% 76% 7% 11% 58% 36% $2.15 After making a cache of tlieir whole stock of provisions on the, Northwest river the Hubbard party pushed forward in the expectation . that they would find sufficient game for subsistence. 'They, however, had very poor success. A few days': experience showed that the plan was altogether a mistake, and they were compelled to retrace their steps, worn and exhausted from want of food. Stegmaier Brewing Co $2.60 $3.50 Nottingham Lace Curtains At per pair  All the scenes of pandemonium that have occurred on the Cotton Exchange since Sully came to New York and started to bull the market were eclipsed when the announcement of his suspension was made. $8.00 Bottling Department. 'Phones—Old, 422-2 New, 977 Special Sale of Table Linens, Napkins, Towels and Sheetings Now Going On. Chicago a Slow Payer. Paris, March 19.—A telegram from St. Petersburg announces that Russian troops continue to pour into Northern Korea. They are in excellent condition, says the dispatch, while the Japanese are in a bad state, owing to the fact that typhus fever is raging in the ranks. Washington, March 19.—Chicago is so backward in paying to tEe Republican National Committee the first Installment of the $75,000 guaranteed for the convention that there is talk of taking the convention elsewhere. The first payment of $15,000 was due several weeks ago. Pittsburg is again trying to get the big meeting. . PEOPLESSTORE, Wild Scenes at Exchange. WILKESBARRE, PA. For a moment there was dead silence; then a roar went up that was lieurd all over the block. The members sailed into each other In what looked to be n rough and tumble fight. Furniture was smashed, hats were thrown to the ceiling, clothing was torn, and several members were knocked down and Jumped upon. When a measure of calm was restored the floor was covered with broken chairs, smashed hats and pieces of clothing. When within a few hours' journey of their cache Hubbard's strength failed altogether, and his companions left him to try to procure food. They reached the depot and returned at once with provisions: but, though gone only n few hours, they were too late. They found their companion had died in their absence. 15 South Main St., Pittston. Bread is The Staff of Life Brennan and St. Petersburg, March 19.—The report current several days ago that the Russian torpedo boat destroyer Skori had been blown up by a mine in the harbor of Port Arthur has been officially denied. Retvizan's Commander Deafened. Moscow, March 19.—Mme. Shtchensnovitch has been informed that hei husband, the commander of the battleship Retvizan, has become deaf as the result of the cannonading in the repelling of the Japanese assaults on Port Arthur. Surety Company In Trouble. Manila, March 19.—The government has attached the funds and revoked the license of the Union Surety Guarantee Co., of Philadelphia, owing to its failure to pay the bond of former treasurer Bartlett Sinclair, of Rizal Province, whose accounts were discovered to bo muddled a year ago. Roberts' The survivora then made their way to the settlements, which they succeeded in reaching, as already reported, and they have since then been taking the rest and treatment which they needed to recover from the exposure and frostbites which they had suffered.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. Berlin, March 19.—The Vossiche Zeitung reports that Major Inokoff, of the Russian headquarters' staff, has been discovered selling valuable secrets to Japan and has been publicly degraded and shot. During this excitement the market declined about 200 points on the active options. This was followed by a slight rally, but the close was weak and flighty. — PRICE LIST — Best patent flour $5 76 GERMANS SUFFER DEFEAT. Best dairy butter ... 25c Full cream cheese .. . 14c Twenty-six Killed by Rebels in South Africa, On the Stock Exchange the announcement of the failure caused a falling off of the general market, but there was a quick rally and very little excitement. It Is suid that Bully had no Stock Exchange deals on at this time. The cotton market has been keeping him busy. COLORADO MINERS TO ARM Sunken Sub-Marine Boat Found. 21 lbs Sugar... 1 00 Evans' Success, per bbl $5.75 London, March 19.—Tho Central News has a dispatch from its St. Petersburg correspondent, in which M. Pdehvo, Russian minister of the interior, is quoted as expressing most friendly sentiments regarding Anglo- Russian relations. Berlin, March 19.—word reached here today of a defeat sustained by the German force sent against the rebel Herreros, of German Southwest Africa. The German casualties were seven officers and 19 men killed. Will Put Deported Union Agitatore Portsmouth, Eng., March 19.—The British submarine boat, A No. 1, which was rammed and sunk oft Nab lightship by a Donal Currie liner yesterday, was found off the lightship this morning and will be raised at ebb tide. Finnan Haddie per lb  10c Butterfly Flour, per bbl 5.75 Surprise Flour, per bbl 5.75 8eal Flour, per bbl. 5.75 Feed 1.30 Back by Fores. Bloaters per dozen  Ciscoes per lb  3 can choice Tomatoes  25c 5c 25c Denver, March 10—As a result of a two hours' conference at the headquarters of the Western Federation of Miners it was decided to instruct the union ngltxtors recently deputed from Telluride by the Cltiiens' alliance to return to Telluride in a body. There was great rejoicing among the bears of tho cofton market over the downfall of Sully. He lias made life a nightmare for them for a year. Cafes in the neighborhood of the Cotton Exchange were crowded with disheveled brokers celebrating the failure of the erstwhile cotton king. 3 cans choice Peas 25c Oats 57 Carnegie Leaves, for Scotland. 'eanut Butter.... 10c Potatoes 1.00 Sugar, 21 lbs for... 1.00 Butter, fancy creamery 25 Cheese, per lb 14 THE JAPANESE ADVANCE. Attend the discount sale at  Jewelry Store, Opp. William St. New York, March 19.—Andrew Carnegie was a passenger on the American Line steamer St. Paul, which tailed this morning for Southampton. He is going to Skibo Castle, where he will probably remain tor six months. Bacon per lb  California Hams per lb..... 10c Army Sailing Into Llaotung Gulf in The men, fully armed, will gather at some point not yet made public and march back to Telluride prepared for battle. If the men who drove thein out wish to give them battle the returning miners will accommodate them. 10c Force, Fitch & Williams Have Moved their music store and are ready for business at 14V4 S. Main St., where they will have a beautiful line of wegman, J. & C. Fisher, Raymond, C.'own, and Colby pianos, Parrand and Crown organs, sheet music and musical merchandise. m8tf Skirned Hams per lb 13c Skinned Ham, per lb. '"V Weihalwel, March 10.—The first as sault in force on the Russian line wesl of Port Arthur practically has begun. The British fishing boat Sea Mew, in here from Slialcithien island, reports sixteen transports at Kaoshan, in the Miiio group of Islands, on which troops were embarking. Two warships of big build and several torpedo boat destroyers were southeast of Kaoshan. It has been known for some time that the Japanese army was somewhere on the Miao islands in force, but as Admiral Toko stopped all transportation between the northerly group and this point no Information has come from them in three weeks. The Sea Mew pussed within four miles of the westerly end of Kaoshan island and says there were several hundred small boats engaged in conveying the soldiers to the .transports. Buckwheat Flour, 25 lb sack.... Cold Snaps, 3 lb package  Aunt Jemima, 3 packages for.... .75 .12 .25 A Remarkable Career. 42 N. Main St. NEXT TO EAGLE HOTEL. This last market manipulator to go the way of nearly all who attempt corners lias had a remarkable business experience in the past fourteen months. Christmas day, 1002, found Ijim working in a cotton broker's office in Providence for a salary of $50 a week. Christmas day, 1903, he presented to his charming young wife the house at 6 East Sixty-second street, for which he paid $300,000. In January of this year Sully purchased a magnificent residence on Fifth avenue for about $1,000,000. He also bought handsome stables and several costly automobiles. He had planned to become one of New York's great millionaires, for he had absolute confidence in himself and his continued success. Nabob, per package, ~For over SO years* Dr. RICHTER'S World-"Renowned "Anchor" Maple Sugar, 2 lb for "Of course the men will be armed," said Secretary IlHywood emphatically in answer to a question, "and they will be prepured to sacrifice life If their lawful right to go buck to their homes is interfered with." Maple Syrup, 1 qt can  Maple Syrup, gallon can  Maple Syrup, 1 gallon can  Fancy'Table Syrup, 2'/2 lb can.. .25 .48 .85 .10 Annual Meeting Notice. There will be a meeting of the electors of the Pittston Hospital Association, Tuesday evening, April 12, at 7.30 o'clock, for the purpose of electing four trustees. Honey, per cake.... Pain Expeller OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE! Honey, per glass Oil Tank Blows Up. 18-2taw-td A. B. Brown, Sec'y. Elisabeth, N. J„ March 10.—A Are In the oil works of Borne & Scrymser, which were badly damaged by fire a short time ago, caused a damage estimated at about $200,000. The damage at the former Are was about $75,000. At this fire, as at the last oue, a number of oil tanks exploded, seriously imperiling the lives of the firemen. The fire started about 11:30 o'clock from an unknown source. The tank near which it started exploded almost instantly, and the Are was thrown all over the works and was further spread as other tanks blew up. tfft« proven to be tar I Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia,«tc. I ;rB,ou. Rheumatic Complaints.! Only 250. and 50o. at all druggists I or through L F. W- Richfer ft Co. J Ik 218 Pearl Street, JM New York. Evans Bros. Attend the discount sale at Lewis' Jewelry Store, Opp. William St. Attend the discount sale at Lewis' Jewelry Store, Opp. William St. lis still in force and will continue until further notice. Our entire stock is offered at greatly reduced prices. 46 South Main Si, Pittston. Women love a clear, healthy complexion. Pure blood makes it. Burdock Blood Bitters makes pure blood. His offices, which are on the twentythird floor of the Wall Exchange building, overlook the biy. They are without exaggeration the most sumptuously equipped of all Wall street's splendid places of business. Heavy velvet carpets muffle the tread of speculators in his offices. His clerks work behind railings of finished brass. Typewriters rest on desks of polished walnut. For those of his clerks who are kept at night there are handsome brass bedsteads in cozy rooms, and there Is a sideboard which is the wonder of Wall street in a completely equipped dining room where the office force takes luncheons and where a chef secured from the Waldorf prepares their food. For WEDDINGS ClnwAPC f For FUNERALS rlUWOf* i The point of destination of this army division is in all probability west of Port Arthur, the English army officers here say. If the Invasion were Intended east of Port Arthur these soldiers would have' been landed on some one of the Elliott Islands, where there Is known to be a considerable force oi 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) J-B-CMPENTER. meter »t. exete* bom Portsmouth, England, March 19.— The British submarine boat No. A1 was run down and sunk off The Nab lightship by a Donal Currie liner, and eleven persons, composing the crew, were drowned, Including Lieutenant Mansergh, the senior officer engaged In submarine work. The liner passed on and reported that she had struck a torpedo. At the time she was struck the vessel was off the lightship engaged In the maneuvers and was lying In seven fathoms of water waiting the approach of a battleship. British Boat 8unk; Eleven Lost. H. G. 8HUPP, Japanese. Nice Line of' new patterns in Mouldings, Mat Boards, &c., Campbell, Rozelle & The departure of this division now Indicates an attack not later thnn Tuesday, which in all probability can be carried out successfully, as the icc has moved rapidly from the gulf of Llaotung In the last ten days. Boats are coming in here regularly now from Lanchlchang laden with lumber, and they say the gulf is free of ice. The report by the seamen has excited interest here, and It Is now confidently believed that the first real operation of the war is under way. 36 West Market St., Wilkesbarre. First Showing of Spring Goods. PURSELL'S ART STORE, North Main Street, • Near Bridge. Established 1883. Both 'Phones. Webster PRICE USTx Special Inducements at the Magnet. Cambric Corset Covers, nicely made, 12 l-2c kind for 9c. Cambric Corset Covers, square neck, 11-2 inch Val. lace around neck and sleeve, wofth 25c, here 15 cents. (7)run/'s PRICES. New York, March 19.—Daniel J. Sully & Co. made a formal assignment this morning to Joseph H. Hoadley, for the benefit of their creditors. Sully Makes Formal Assignment. Patent Flour •• $5.75 A wheelman's tool bag isnt complete without a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Heala cuts, bruises, stings, sprains. Monarch over pain. 25 lb. Buckwheat Flour 76 Corn and Meal  1.30 1.30 RUMORS OF WAR. Atlauta, Ga., March 10.—Mrs. A. J. Dwyer of New Yorlc, on her way from New Orleans to her home, while in a Pullman car in the Union station here was robbed by a newsboy of a valuable diamong ring, a diamond incrusted watch, $75 iu cash and ail her trunk checks. The young thief snktched her purse, which contained these valuables, from her belt while ,she was in the act of paying him for a paper. Mm. Dwyer continued on her way homo. Robbed by a Newsboy. Bran and Middlings 21 lb«. Sugar 1.00 New York, March 19.—The failure of J. H. Garrison & Co. was announced on the Cotton Exchange today. The failure is a small one. 3 cans Tomatoes One lot Cambric Night Gowns, torchon lace insertion between 10 tucks on each aide of yoke, cambric ruffle on neck and sleeve, a 75c garment here for 50c. One lot of Seersucker, all desirable shades, usual price 12 l-2o these go at 7 l-2c. Lace Curtains, attractive patterns, 2 1*2 yards long and 42 in. wide, the 75c kind here for 46c. One lot Hemp Carpet, bright patterns, the 20c grade here 14c. 18c China Matting, close and heavy, only 12c. Large line of Lace Collars and Top Collars, from 6c up; it will pay you to see them. Ladies' Hose with white feet, the 15o kind here for 10c. Ruaaian Minister Thraatens China With A Mother'a Recommendation, 3 cans Peas London, March 19.—Again there is no news from the far east, with the exception of vague rumors of unsuccessful attempts of the Port Arthur and Vladivostok fleets to join hands. Invaaion. I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a number of years and have no hesitancy in saying that it is the best remedy for coughs, colds and croup I have ever used in my family. I hare not words to expre$8 my confidence in this remedy.—Mrs. J. A. Moore, North Star, Mich. For sale by all dealers on a guarantee. 3 cans Wax Beans  Bes». Patent Flour $5.75 ttcst Family Flour 6.25 Chop and Meal 1.30 Corn and Cracked Corn 1.30 Bran and Middling* 1.30 Oata, per buahel 55 Potatoea, per buahel 1.00 Applea, per buahel 75 21 lbs. Granulated Sugar 1.00 22 lbs. A Sugar 1.00 fcS - - - - Liverpool, March 19.—The cotlou market opened today at 40 points below last night's close and closed 35 to 40 points off. 3 cant Pumpkin 25 4 dozen Sweet Pickles .25 Prunes, 3, 4 and 5 lbs. .25 3 cans Up-to-Date Milk 25 The Standard's Tientsin correspondent says that Paul Lessar, Russian minister to China, has renewed his protest against the dispatch of Chinese forces outside the great wall and Intimates that unless they are withdrawn Russia may be compelled to act on the assumption that China Is abandoning her neutrality in favor of Japan. The minister Is also reported to have renewed his threat that on the slightest movement on China's part Russian troops will march on Peking. It is understood that In reply to this, the correspondent adds, China refused to recall her troops. Manchester, England, March 19.— The cotton manufacturers and operators h«re am openly jubilant, over the failure of D. J. Sully, the cotton king, yesterday, and the town has almost a holiday aspect. The dispatch says intense satisfaction Is felt over the failure, as Sully has been the main cause of the deadly disorganization of the British cotton trade and intense anx-, iety and privation to thousands of families in the county of Lancashire. Limburger Cheese 16 Crackers, per lb. ................ .10 WE GIVE RED STAR TRADING 8TAMPS. lbs. Br. 8ugat 1.00 Keg Herring 65 Keg Miilchrea 75 Clacoea, per lb .05 Kit Clacoes 60 No. 1 Mackerel 15 Kite No. 1 Mackerel 1.20 Codflah 10 Bloater* 25 Finnan Haddie 10 3 cana Tomatoes 25 NATURE SPARES Middletown, N. Y„ March 19— Mr. and Mrs. Tracy 8hepard, a god respectively eighty-three and eighty-one years, are dead at Hancock, having paa*ed away within thirty minutes of each other. The old couple were taken ill on the same day and owing to their advanced age could not withstand the ravages of disease. They were married nearly sixty years ago and commenced housekeeping In the same house where they breathed their last Aged Couple Died Together. The Strlcke* Rose From Grief. What a fortunate provision of nature It is, that deprives the rose of mental suffering; for bow poignant would«bo its grief to discover, in the height of Its blooming glory, that a canker fed at lta heart, aad that Its beauty and fragrance were doomed forever. Nature always spares the suffering; she is a veritable store-house of pleasing rewards, tor those who seek her aid. In the years gone by falling hair and grayness have cast a gloom over the lives of thousands of young women, but thanks to the investigations of scientists the true cause of hair destruction Is now known to be a germ or parasite that burrows into the hair follicles. Newbro's Herpiclde absolutely destroys" this germ, thus permitting the hair to grow as nature Intended. Bold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In stamps for sampla to The Herolclde Co.. Detroit- Mtr.b- T. J. YATE8, SPECIAL AGENT. LEGAL NOTICES. HEARING POSTPONED. In Re-Indebtedness of Pittston Township. In the Court of Quarter Seaslonsof lAlserns County. No. 897. November Sesnlona, 1903. Notloe Ix hereby given that the undersigned Commissioner appointed to marshal the indebtednesH ot Pittston Township and make report thereof to the court, will meet for the puriioges of his appointment, to receive all claims outstanding against said township. IIU Saturday, March 36. 1904, at 10 o'clock a. in., at the offiee of M. N. JDonneliy. Miners' Bank. Pittston, Pa. All persons having elaimw against snid township are requested to present them at that time or lie forever debarred from collecting them thereafter. CHABLES F. M'HUOH. 30-37-3-10 Commissioner. Dietrich Case Postponed, Washington, March 19.—Because of the non-arrival of U. S. Rohrer, the only witness yet remaining to be examined in the case of Senator Dietrich, the meeting of the Senate com-, mittee on judiciary, which was called for this morning, has been postponed until Monday afternoon. , Wo are the agents for the Cosmopolita Model paper patterns, seam allowed for, the best and easiest pattern to cut from, all 10c, get a fashion sheet free. The Newchwang correspondent of the Times, cabling under yesterday's date, asserts that there are no Japanese north of the Yalu river nnd that riot any of their scouts have been seen there since the beginning of March. On the other hand, the correspondent says, the Russians are reported to have crossed the Yalu to the south, leavlnt n »maH force to guard the river Per dozen «... .90 Pride of Pitteton Tomatoes, can.. .10 Per dozen 1.10 3 cane Early June Peas 26 Foraker Faction Bolta. Celina, O., March 19.—After gaining idmlsslon to the hall of the Fourth glstrlct Republican congressional convention yesterday the Foraker faction bolted thart body and nominated an independent ticket. MAGNET S. Main St, Pitteioib Will lam Drury, THE LfADIM BROGER THE Water pistols, 5c, 15c and 50c at KRISE'S. 87 E