Pittston Gazette

              WEATHER INDICATIONS. THE HOME PAPER. 'J Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for For the People of Plttston and Eastern Pennsylvania. Vicinity. Fair and cooler tonight; showers in the northeast portion; Tuesday, fair and cooler; iresh, southwesterly winds. ALL THE HOME NEW8. (WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1850. (DAILY K8T. BY THEO. IIAUT 1882. Pf STC N, PA., MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1904. TWO fMONTH A COPY. I L\ DAP PU FOHTY (;KNTK A MONTH, f t3 r^UJiO. 54th YEAR MORE DISASTERS ARE REPORTED lessness of Chinese troops on the Manchurlnn frontier. The Morning Post's correspondent In St. Petersburg goes so far as to sny that Russia Is preparing to cope with a serious Chinese invasion.GREAT LOSS BY FLOODS [ MAY WITHDRAW SHIPS. PERILS OF THE OCEAN 1 DOES | People's Store An Unusual Part of American Fleet at Tangier Likely to Be Moved. Washington, June (1.-—It is not unlikely that some of the seven American warships at Tangier will be withdrawn within a few days. The feeling is growing here that whatever effect n display of American force may have it can be accomplished as well with three ships as seven. A dispatch to the Standard from St. Petersburg asserts that no preparations whatever have been made to organize n transport service down the (treat waterways of the Sunguri and Amur rivers. Great indignation is felt over the discovery that several wealthy Russian firms "secretly assisted in the recent Japanese lonn." Southern New York and Northern Penn'a Suffer, Serious Accidents Reported » any member of your family * « need a nurishing beverage? $ 2 If so, 2 | Stegmaier's Opportunity. Japanese Merchantman is Destroyed by Mine. Today. Owing to the miserable weather and backward Reason New York manufacturers and mportors were compelled to sustain great losses on their stocks. We saw our chance and quickly took advantage of their distress. We are therefore prepared to cut prices in all staple and fancy Dry Goods this season of the year. WATER SWEPT AWAY CROPS Hear Admiral Chadwlck is an officer in whom not only the navy but the state department has great confidence, but his command is the south Atlantic ileet, while Tangier is within the confines of the European stution. Moreover, he was en route to Madagascar when his cruise was intercepted at the Canaries with orders to proceed to Tangier. Ills own opinion, as expressed to the navy department, intthat the display of force is having an excellent effect on the Moslems gutkrred In Tangier for a great religious festival. RUSSIAN GUNBOAT SUNK. THREE STEAMERS LOST. The Morning Post is telogrnphed from Shnnghal that some of the warships at Port Arthur have been beached and their guns removed to the land works. This Shunghai correspondent also says that Field Marshal Yamnguta lias been appointed viceroy of the territories Japan has occupied since the war began. This is the only reference that has yet reached London concerning the statement of the Daily Express Saturday morning that Field Marshal Vamngata had been appointed commander in chief of the Japanese army of Invasion. Railroads Crippled by Numerous Wash« outs and Landslides—Small Streams Suddenly Swollen to Raging Rivers by a Cloudburst. One Was Spanish, One Grecian and A Japanese Schooner Captured by the Porter i the Other English—Crews of Two Russians Off the Coast of Siberia Saved while Twenty Persons were Ladles' and Children's Fancy Gauze Vests 4c. and Her Crew of Sixty-three Made Elmlra, N. V., June 0.—A terrific electrical storm lias caused great damage to crops north and south of this city. There were severe hailstorms north of the city, but at Pino City, live miles south of here, the worst liood in years occurred. Lost on the Third Vessel. Ladies' Gingham Sunbonnets, all colors and shapes; a large stock to choose from, each 15c. Prisoners of War London, June C.—Three sierious steamship casualties' are reported today. A dispatch from Lisbon, Portugal, states that the Spanish liner Aviles is ashore at Terceira and will probably prove a total loss. The crew and passengers were saved. | is THE Beverage * It is a PURE product of 2 Malt and Hops, rich in flavor 2 and sustaining qualities. « Ask your physician about J our Porter. ? Dtdivered promptly. Price: 2 Half pints, 30c per doz. J pints, 50c per dozen. ; Stegmaier Brewing Co Cliefoo, June fi— If is reported that a large Japanese merchantman has been blown up by a mine off Talien- One case summer corsets, all sizes, a pair 22c. The report from Paris that the French governnV-nt thought the American display oi force a little heavy was read with interest here. An otllcor of the navy department expressed the belief that Admiral Chadwlck would be on his way to Madagascar within three days via either the west const of Africa or Suoz, leaving Admiral Jewell with the European squadron, consisting of the cruisers Olympla, Cleveland and Balthrore, to back up the demands made for the release of Mr. Ion Terdlcaris, now held for ransom by Raisull, a bandit chief. Children's ready made duck skirts, each 59c. wan Dry run, ordinarily an insignificant stream, devastated the whole countryside. Water mounted up to window sills of the farm and village houses, and families had to seek shelter in the upper tloors. The gravel washed down from the hillsides and covered the farms, while the water in its onrush dug channels through the farms and washed away promising crops. The damage will niouut up into the thou- Ladies' Seersucker underskirts, well made, each 45c. New-Chwang, June •!.—The Russian consul hero reports that a large Japanese vessel has been sunk off Talien- The report has not yet been The Dally Telegraph's Tientsin cor respondent wlron: The new Greek steamship Corint.hia If. reported sunk n«'ar Dueeorftlle rocks, Galatia. Of 34 persons who were on hoard at tho time of the accident, 14 were saved. 25c Ladies' black lace hose for 15c a nair. wan "Four thousand Russians belonging to General Stakelherg's brigade 011 May .11 attacked 1,600 Japanese occupying a position live miles south of Wnfangtion. The Russians were rejmlsed. leaving 200 killed and 4Cxi wounded. The Japanese lost more than a hundred killed." confirmed Indies' muslin skirts with cambric flounce 50c. Rome, June CS.—A telegram from Tokio states that three more divisions of the Japanese army are being mobilized to operate against Vladivostok. Ladies' black mercerized skirts, full size, each 50c. under- A Dundee report says that the steamer Brittanla sank after being in collision with the steamer Flugh, south of Fiamb\roh«i(l. Tlie crew were landed. The Flugh was seriously dam- Children's $1.00 trimmed hats duced to 59c each. London. June (i.—The following official dispatch has been received from Tokio by Baron llayas'lii, the Japanese minister: "Admiral Togo reports that the Fifth torpedo flotilla, while engaged in blocking Port Arthur at 7:45 p. m. on June 4th, witnessed (lie blowing up of one of the enemy's gunboats of the Gilyak type. The vessel sank in front of Cheng-Tua-Shan. The gunboat was destroyed presumably by one of our mines. The other Russian Lackawanna passenger train No. 5, from New York westbound, was wrecked live miles east of Elmira while running on the Erie railroad because of high water on the Lackawanna main line. The water was flowing over the Erie tracks at the time and had undermined the tracks. The day coach tipped over on its sido, but the Pullman remained erect. No one was seriously injured. sands. Hammocks In all the neweot styles, a flue variety to select from, prices from 98c up. WIRELESS MESSAGES? aged PITTSTON, PENN'A. Definite developments are expected today, the religloUB festival having slopped all governmental action. The French government is the agency in which this government reposes the most confidence. So far as can be learned, however, no advices havo been received as to the French government's progress In obtaining the release of the captives. ' t JJ NEW I'HONE MM J wwwww www P&OPLES STORE Always the Cheapest Japanese Cruiser Investigating Port DYNAMITERS' DEADLY WORK Tokyo, June i!. -It is suspected here that the Russians at Port Arthur are communicating with points on the Chinese coast by means of wireless telegraphy. It was reported that a wireless station had been erected secretly at the village! of Pehwang, on Takln island, one? of the Miuotno group, situated in Peehill strait, and the Japanese cruiser Cliitose visited the island yesterday to investigate. She did not, however, find anything. It is reported that another such station has been erected neai Shanliaikwan, and the Japanese are Investigating this matter. Arthur Ruins, The store that keeps the Dry Qoodi Prices Down. Groceries at Lowest Prices Destroyed a Railroad 8taC tlon in Colorado and |p^ gunboats, destroyers and launches en There have been numerous washouts and landslides on the Northern Central railroad between Elmira and Willlamsport. Pa., and the whole division has been Inoperative for the past twenty-four hours. The washouts between C.illcts and Troy, Pa., were the worst. Two of these washouts were ten feet In depth and forty feet long. gaged in clearing away the mines outside Port Arthur hastily fled inside." STEAMER RAMS BARGE. Tokio, June 0.—A small Japanese schooncr, the Dai sail Kai Ma'ru. has been captured by the Russians off the west, coast ol' the island of Saghalien, Sound Lightship. Vineyard Ilaven, Mass., June 0.—The bargo Lorborry of the Philadelphia and Rending Coal company was sunk olT Vineyard Sound lightship during n dense fog through coming Into collision with the steamer Tallahassee, from Savannah for Boston. Captain Burroughs of the bargo was drowned. Letter's Captain Lott Off Vineyard Killed 15 Men. GRANULATED SUGAR— Denver, Col., June C.—A special dispatch from Colorado Springs reports that a train and railroad station at Find ley were blown up with dynamite early this morning. A number of people are said to have been killed One report says that 11 bodies have been taken from the wreckage. The station was undermined and the bombs were fired just as the train drew into the station 20 Pounds for |1.0Q BEST DELAWARE CO. BUTTER  Pel* Pound 23c east, of The schooner was declared a prize of war and her crew of ('3 were made prisoners. . It is expected that the island mentioned, which was formerly a part of Japan, will be conquered by the Japanese during July. One of the most important results of such a capture would be the release of Russian convicts and political exiles. Yesterda as*1'"' Chitose steamed in Hose to Liaotlshan promontory and discovered four masts and a watchhouse near the coast. One of those masts evidently was fitted for wireless telegraph operations. There were a half dozen other washouts and landslides In a distance of ten miles between Qillets and Troy. Between Roaring Hranch and Ralston there were two bad washouts, the main track and switches being washed away. The water is seven feet deep in the Pennsylvania railroad yard at Ralston.FULL CREAM CHEESE— Per Pound 11o FRESH VEGETABLES ALWAY8 IN The Tallahassee wus saved from sinking by her watertight compartments. She carried nineteen passengers. A largo hole was stovo In her bow. She ran into Menensha bight for safety and proceeded here. STOCK. The Chitose reports having heard a series of explosions at Port Arthur and believes them to have resulted from blasting preparatory to the outplacing of new batteries. GIVE YOUR FAMILY TWO LB CAN BIG DRIVE BAKING POWDER—None Better, 20o The explosion occurred while 25 non-union miners employed at Findley mine were standing upon the platform. Fifteen were killed and eight fatally Injured. Three hundred pounds of dynamite was discharged by means of an electric battery. Troops havo been sent t/D the scene and detectives are searching for the assassins. good, pure Groceries; the tasteful, health producing kind, such as wo sell. Remember, too, that "variety is the spice of life," and it will pay yon to deal at a store that carries a large and varied stock. Right thero we fill the bill again. Our goods are reliable and our prices right. There were landslides south of Ralston, and in many places the gravel washed down from the hills and covered the tracks to a depth of four feet. CORN STARCH— NEARING PORT ARTHUR Per Package.. 60 The Japanese torpedo boat destroyer Ikazucbl yesterday discovered arid exploded a large mine off Sunshan island, at the entrance to Tallenwau bay. The accident took place within a quarter of a mile of tho lightship. The Lorbcrry, coal ladeij, was the stern barge of a tow tD. th.ee behind the tug Gettysburg and was proceeding slowly when the Tallahassee, which was hunting for the lightship under slow speed, come suddenly upon her. GINGER 8NAPS— The Japanese Army Advancing Along Both Coasts 4 pounds for 25c SWEPT BY CLOUDBURST. Ohefu, Juno 0.—A Japanese corro spoil dent from Dnlny confirms the reported advance of the Japanese nrrnj on Tort Arthur, news of which witsbrought here today by the Chinese The correspondent states, however, that there are lli'teen miles between the Japanese and Port Arthur Instead of seven, ns reported by the Chinese. The Japanese naval authorities engaged in clearing out the mines In the vicinity of Talienwan bay are employing Japanese shell divers from Kushlo province for the purpose. These divers volunteered for this work and are wonderfully expert. It Is said that with their diving paraphernalia they Can stay under water for half a day at a time. Hundreds of Japanese fisher- Men are volunteering to assist in clearing away Russian mines, and it is probable that some of them will be used for tills work. These voluntary offers are taken to Illustrate the unity of the Japanese people in the war.' SEE OUR 8CREEN DOORS AND WINDOW SCREENS. BEST IN THE CITY TO KEEP OUT THE FLIES. PRICES THE .LOWEST FOR THE SAME QUALITY. Lycoming Valley, In Northern Peitn sylvania, Devastated Wllilamsport, Pa., June 0. — Enormous loss In crops and farm animals is reported for twenty-five miles along the Lycoming valley from Ralston to this city by a cloudburst over Ilradford and Lycoming counties. Whole farms have been practically carried away, landmarks have been blotted out. and houses have been carried far from their foundations. The I .or berry was struck on the starboard bow and sank within a few minutes. Captain Burroughs was on dock when the collision occurred and, rushing aft with tho steward, endeavored to clear tho boat. The barge, however, filled rapidly and sank before tho boat could be lowered. The steward clung to a piece of wreckage and was picked up. Three others of the crew, who ran to tho bow, climbed up tho anchor chains to the steamer. London, June fi.—A dispatch from Florence, Italy, reports the death in that city yesterday of Mrs. Samuel M. Clements, wife of "Mark Twain." Death was due to syncope and was very sudden. Mrs. Clements was, before her marriage. Miss Olivia D. and her early home was in Elmira, N. Y. Death of Mrs. Samuel Clements. BRENNAN & ROBERTS, North Main Kt Nt'Xt to Eagle Hotel SHOES The Japanese army is advancing along both coasts. It is reported that the peninsular division on the east coast fought a battle within fifteen miles of Port Arthur Jvpie 3. The result of tho battle has not yet been OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT IS AN IDEAL PLACE. WE CAN FIT MOSTLY ANYONE WITH THE LATEST STYLES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. , (7)ruri/9s prices. learned The cloudburst sent a wave of water twelve feet high down the Lycoming creek, which In this season of the year usually is an insignificant stream. Just south of Caton tho creek rose nine feet in an hour, and here scores of families were awakened from sleep by wreckage being carried with terrific force against the sides of tho houses. An entire block of wooden houses in Canton were lifted from their foundations and carried into the middle of the street. A junk which lay off Port Arthui Juno 4 because of lack of wind hoard desultory firing on the morning of the 4th and saw fivo Japanese torpedo destroyers as they disappeared below the horizon. Afterward a tremendous explosion was heard, and it was thought by those on the junk that possibly one of the destroyers had struck a mine. Oil the night of June 3 Immense columns of flame and smoke wore seen from the junk In tho direction of Dnlny.The Gettysburg anchored one of her barges under Gay head and took the other to New Bedford. Washington, June 6.—The navy department this morning received a dispatch from Hear Admiral Chadwlck dated Tangier. June Oth, stating that, the British minister to Morocco had requested his government to send a battleship to Tangier. The sultan is expected at Tangier from Per. According to Chadwick the general opinion among the foreigners there is that the force in the harbor should not be reduced. Request for British Warship. Evans Bros. No Now3 at Russian Capital Best Patent Flour Chop and Meal.. Bran anil Midris. Hay, long and cut No. 1 H;iy  $5.75 1.30 St. Petersburg, June 0.—The government appears to be without fresh information of any sort concerning Port tVrtliur. Tho authorities, are skeptical over the story of smoke and heavy detonations at Port Arthur, which may have been caused by the Japanese passing over mine fields on the landward Hide. Even this, they say, is a doubtful supposition thus early in tho siege. 4G South Main St., Fittston. New York, June 0.—Coney Island was yesterday tl*e Mecca for more than 100,000 pleasure seekers. From the earliest hour of the morning until long after midnight the crowds poured into tho resort In every conceivable conveyance. Bicycles, carriages, trolley cars and motor trains brought them down from Brooklyn and Manhattan, while the steamboats carried their full quota, landing thousands at the various piers every Uour. Bvery amusement device and every pleasure resort did a big business. Coney Island Draw • Crowd. 20 lb. Gr. Sugar.. 21 lbs. A. Sugar.. 22 lbs. Br. Sugar. Del. Co. Butter... Creamer}* Print.. Pail Lard  Pure Lard  For WEDDINGS CIawAPC f For FUNERALS elUWBr# i In parts of tho valley the immense wave swept past without the knowledge of the farmers. Where houses were built on high lands the countryfolk knew nothing of the cloudburst until they went out to find practically their entire farms swept clean of, vegetation.Just what you want in floral decorations on short notioe. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J.B-CARPENTER, eiithst. uethioii The Japanese army, re-enforced by the men who landed at Dnlny, occupied Twlngchlng and also Hanehlmpo, several miles west of Dalny. They then proceeded along the coast toward Port Arthur. On one side of the army are high mountains, and on tho other side is the sen, from which tho Japanese gunboats are supporting tho flank of the army. Russian Gunboat Torpedoed. Tokyo, June (D.—The ifussian gunboat Gillak was torpedoed and destroyed at Tort Arthur Saturday. The larger Japanese ships are anchored outside, the smaller (*»S inside, tho harbor. A Card. We, tho undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on a 50- cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory or money refunded. Tobacco, all kinds Plain Hams  Skinned Hams... 3 Cans Tomatoes. .38 .12 m Woman Caught After Long Chase. BARGAINS Kansas City, Mo., June 0.—Blanche Ryan, bharged with tho theft of $5,000 worth of diamonds from a woman in Chihuahua, Mexico, has been arrested in Little Rock by Deputy United States Marshal Charles Haskell of St. Joseph. aO„ and la to be brought to Ivonsas City, where she will bo held until extradition papers are made out. The theft of the diamonds is stated to have occurred four mohths ago, and "Since then officers have chased the woman 10,000 miles. Black Hills Flood Continues. Per doz... Canned Corn Miss Leislimann to Wed French Count. Deadwood, 8. D., Juno 6.—As n result of tho heavy rainfall throughout the Black hills, which has continued for nearly a week, Whitewood, Deadwood and City creeks, three streams passing within the city limits, have left their baliks, carrying away a number of houses, barns, sidewalks and lumber yards. The Walte building, one of tho most substantial In the city, was partially wrecked and the city hall badly damaged. One large bridge was carried away. Two lives are known to have been lost. . .10 . 1.10 . .25 . .90 Paris, June 0.—Tho Figaro announces the engagement of Misa Martha Leishmann, daughter of the Unitod States minister to Turkey, to Count Louis da Gontaut-Riron, eldest son of Oount An. toine OonUut-Biron. J. H. Houck. Wto. U. Price. Chas. Waters. C. D. Stroh. Per doz.. 3 Cans Peas RUSSIANS DEPRESSED J. F. Kane. Per doz  Cabbage, per lb.. Lemons, per doz ()ranges  Eggs  We have them in an Up-to-Date lint Fall of Port Arthur Likely to Cause Se Alwf*ya_ Remember the Full Name | axative Rromo Quwme CureG aCoMinOne Day, GrJpin 2 Days .03 London, June G.—That the curtain i* drawn again over the progress of the war probably Indicates that important events are impending or ufoot. The explosions hoard at Port Arthur suggest that the Russians have renewed their attempts to remove obstructions in the mouth of the harbor. All kinds of rumors ore current, few of which appear to havo any reliable basis. rioua Trouble. Newest Goods. Note these Values. .25 .20 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Ouioiid, per £ peck .25 New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers. Miners' Bank building. 1 lot Corset Covers, lace trimmed around neck and sleeves, worth 2oc.; these for....l»o William Drury, Two Killed by Lightning Campbell, 1 ot Children's 15c. Muslin Drawers; special price loe Now York, June 6, 1904. High. Low. Close. 125% 125 125 19 19 19 49% 49% 6S» 47 Johnstown, Pa., June 0. — Jacob Wurm, a miner, and his nephew, Leo Wurm, both of Frugality, tills county, were instantly killed by lightning, while another nephew, Ilenry Wurm, was seriously injured. The three men were returning to their home from work when a thunderstorm came up. They took refuge in a toolhouse, which was struck by lightning. THE LEADINO GROCER Am Sugar Street Car Collision at Ithaca. Rozelle & 1 lot Indies'Cambric Night Dresses, a regular 75c. garment; here lor Boo Various special correspondents in St. Petersburg report Increasing depression in Russia over the prospect of the fall of Port Arthur and that wild reports are in circulation over dissensions between the generals and the highest officials over questions of xDolicy and strategy. The Dally Mall Riven great prominence to a statement "from a Russian correspondent" declaring that Russia will stand or fall by Port Arthur as far as the government's prestige, with the lower classes Is con- Am Loco ,. Amal Copper Atchison com 15. R. T. .. H & O. .. . Ithaca, N. Y., June 0—Two persons were seriously hurt and eighteen other? Injured in a collision between two street' cars on a curve near Cornell's campus. Moturman Ditts and Conductor Swick on one of the cars had failed to wait for the other on a switch on which they had met a number of times during the day. Both cars were demolished. If You Drink Beer, Drink The Best 1 lot Light Shirting Calieo: special price Be 6914 47% 69 Vi 47 % Webster 1 lot Children's Dresses, embroidery trimmed. worth awe.; these go at 'JBO 78% 117% 4S 7.SVG 117% 48 78% Can Pacific 117% 48 Ladies' Shirt Waists; a large assortment from ino Col Southern Erie .. .! L. & N. .. Patent Flour $5.75 Children's Striped and Dotted Percale Bun Bonnets, the '.Wo. kind; here for 10& 23% 2.1'4 107% 144 23% Found Dead Under the Bod. Look Hay  .85 Manhattan .. Met St T?y M. K. & T. Mo Pacific N. Y. Central St. Paul .. On I & West Pennsylvania 144% 109% 107% 107% 144 109% 33% Jacksonville, Fla., June 0.—Mrs. Mattie E. Carlisle has been found dead at her home here. Iler body was lylns under a bed nnd was badly bruised. Physicians say that the bruises on Mrs. Carlisle's body did not cause death. It is not known whether she was murdered, committed suicide oi died suddenly o( natural causes. Cut Hay 20 lbs. Sugar. 1.00 Children's Lawn Caps, usually sold for loe., this lot yours for Be 109% Eight Hurt In Trolley Collision. 3 cans Tomatoes .25 Pabst Milwaukee Beer. 33% 33% Indianapolis, Ind., June 0. — Two street cars, one of which was returning from Riverside park, carrying sixty-one passengers, collided last night, resulting In the Injury of eight persons, one of whom, Walter Dunn, will probably die. Dunn was the conductor of one of the ears. 3 cans Pumpkin  3 largo cans Baked Beans 3 cans Peas...  4 doz. Sweet Pickleg  Large Dill Pickles, per doz... .16 Clover Seed 7.50 Timothy Seed Millett Seed .25 .25 .25 Floor Oil Cloth, all widths; a yard 'Jto . 89% 115 89% 114% 139% 23 113% 89% Yuengllng'a Pottsville Porter. Matting, close ami heavy, attractive patterns. worth l'Jc.; our price 19o "Internal troubles are inevitable," the correspondent says, "should the fortress fall. Count Lamsdorff displays a strong personality, but his position is precarious, nnd he is likely to be sacrificed as a scapegoat to popular indignation at the way the war has been conducted. Although it is said that General Kuropatkln has lost favor at court, no change In the eommandershlp of the army is contemplated."cerned, 114% 140 140% 25% 25% 113% .25 Brigg'a Elmlra Ale. l lot Leghorn Hats, untrlmmed. worth 11 your choice  113% Delivered at your residence In caaea Peo Oas 95% 45% 95 D4 44% 95% 1.75 1.50 We are agents for (Cosmopolitan Model Paper Patterns, seams allowed for; all 100 Reading .. Rock Island So Pacific .. So Rwy com T C. & I Nova 8cotia Jurist Dead. of 2 doz. pint bottlea. 20% 19% 1 Halifax, N. 8., Jime 0.—Hon. J. Norman Ritchie, Judge of the supreme court of Nova Scotia, Is dead. lie was tho third member of his family to occupy a seat on tho bench of Nova Scotia. He was seventy years of age. Two Boys Drown. Hungarian Grass Seed 1.50 The finest line of brick, sweitzer and Liraburger in town at lowest prices. 45% 19% 33% 20% 45% 19% 19% 45% Philadelphia, June .O.-After struggling desperately In full view of hundreds of pleasure seekers In falrmaunt park two boys drowned In the Schuylkill river before assistance reached them,' They were George WhIIb, aged twelve years, and Thomas Scolin, also JigvU  a MAGNET 33% 33% T. A. DIIRKIN. Texas Pacific Union Pacific II. S. Steel .... 9V& U. S. Steel prof. .. 53% Wis Central . . .37% 20% 20% 83 9 53 % n 83% 82% 9 The Ht. Petersburg correspondent of Reutcr's Telegram agency says that increusluK auxiotr in felt over the test- 53% 37. No better pleu than ttohan makes. RED 8TAR TRADING 8TAMP8. 45 S. Main St. Both 'phones. Subscribe for the Gazette. Corner Dock Street. 87 8. Main St. Pitteton.