Pittston Gazette

              / flTHK ftcnfE FAFKIt ? WEATHER INDICATIONS. For the People of Pfttrton and Vicinity. Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for Eastern Pennsylvania. Pattly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; fresh northeast to east winds. ALL THE HOME NEWS. P1TTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1904. 55th YEAR. I WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1850. . 1 DAILY EST. THEO. HART 1882. FORTY CENT8 A MONTH. } 8 PAGES. SKIRMISHING CONTINUES RUSSIANS USE DUMDUMS. DECISION IN THE LENA MATTER SEVEN PERSONS PERISH IN FIRE WWW WW J WWWJW*W.WWWWW1 WWWWWlWWWWW THE | ONLY I WAY I Talks The School Bell Will Soon Marshal Oyama Reports Capture of In- terdicted Bullets. •— 1- \ * Battle Expected 3® - . J-  tween Japs ar  - -V Tokyo, Sept. 13.—An additional report from Kield Marshal Oyaina's headquarters concerning dumduru bullets Bays: With Advertisers Russian CrulserCan Remain at 'Frisco for Six Weeks. Big Tenement tfouse Destroyed In New York. ' "Among the Russian munitions captured at Liaoyang are two kinds of dumdum bullets which very much resemble those made for the Russian rifle of the 1801 type. Tlipy do not, however, fit tills rifle exactly. We made search for rifles, but failed to There is much in merit, but of two stores of equal merit, the one that does the best advertising will do the most business. Be Ringing WAR NEW D MEAGRE. REPAIRS ARE NECESSARY. WORK OF INCENDIARIE8. St. Petersburg Reports That the Jap Announcement Made After a Confer- Flames Were Started at the Same Here's a special bargain to open school days with anese are Concentrated South of And them ence In Washington This Morning. Time on Three Different Floors 11 to get the best beer on the J [ j [ market today is to INSIST J j j» on getting , | || Stcgmajcr's || !! Brewed and bottled right j j J J here at home for half a cen- ■! tury and pronounced by l! ? connoisseurs to be the J[ j i choicest and most palatable J i | infusion of Hops and Malt C j[ that scientific brewing has j C! produced. Is not its popu- C ! J larity a Proof of its superior J j t quality ? Order case sent j C! home today. C )» ! | Stegmaier Brewing Co i 11 PITTSTON, PENN'A. i J! NEW 'PHONE 5452 j Cy. - - tr Mukden—Kuropatkin Reorganizing "The wounds received by some of our men are comparatively large, and it seems likely that they were made by dumdum bullets. We have, however, been unable to ascertain this definitely."His Demoralized Troops. Repairs Absolutely Necessary will surrounding the Lena's presence in American waters, he expected tills gov eminent to act in accordance with international law in such manner as would fDe satisfactory to all. Similar Attempt to Fire Building be Permitted. was Frustrated Recently. Children's Black Ribbad Hase, 12' c pair. London, Sept. 13.—Dispatches to the Exchange Telegraph Co. from General Kurokl's headquarters state that skirmishes between the Russian and Japanese advance guards are taking place with increasing frequency. A general battle is expected. Washington, Sept. 13.—After a conference this morning at the state department, between Acting Secretary of State Adee, Judge Penfleld, solicitor for the state department, and Captain Pillsbung, assistant chief of the bureau of navigation, it was officially announced that the Russian auxiliary cruiser Lena, at San Fra/ncisco, was in atHual need of repairs requiring about six weeks" time. It was stated in addition, however, that anything of a nature exceeding such repairs as are necessary to make the vessel seaworthy would be prevented by the authorities. New York, Sept. 13.—The lives of seven people were snuffed out in a fire that destroyed a five-story tenement house on Seventy-first- avenue this morning. Several other people were badly burned and injured. The dead are Anton Cannonwitz, his wife and their twin baljy lxDys only t-hree weeks old, also three men who boarded with the family and whose names are unknown. The tire was of Incendiary origin, having broken out simultaneously on the first, fourth and fifth floors. An attempt to fire the house a week ago was frustrated. All of the other tenants were rescued by the firemen. LOOTING AT LIAOYANG. Troy. X. Y„ Sept. 1J!.- The west side foundry at Watervliet was dynamited. Considerable damage was done, and James McGlynn, who rushed to the Scene, was shot in the right foot by a watchman after the explosion. The explosion was heard- for miles. Employees of the foundry have been on strike for some time past. Watervliet Foundry Dynamited. City Pillaged by Three Armies Within St. Petersburg, Sept. 13.—Reports from Mukden this morning state that the rains continue. The report adds that the Russians quartered about Mukden are in danger of starvation. as Many bays. Liaoyang, Sept. 8, via Tientsin, Sept. IS.—The looting of Liaoyang has few parallels iu the annals of warfare. Three armies on three different days had possession of the city and engaged In acts of depredation. An elegant quality with double knee, comes in all sizes,and guaranteed good wearers. It is an unusually good bargain. St. Petersburg, Sept. 13.—General Kuropatkin reports that the Japanese are concentrated at Yuan Pudza, to the south of Mukden. The genral staff here denies the report that General Linevltch Is advancing from Vladivostok towards Korea, to cut off the Japanese line. Kuropatkin, the officials say, is now organizing his troops, which were somewhat demoralized during the retreat towards Mukden. When the Russians entered into the occupation of Llnoynng they built a model Russian city outside the old walfed Chinese city, and thousands of troops were lodged within its gates. When the Japanese drove the Russians out of Shansampo the Russian soldiers realized that the town must full and forgot all discipline. They looted the town, sparing neither Chinese nor European shops, destroying what they could not carry away. They wantonly destroyed great Quantities of foodstuffs and other goods, ripping open bales, bags and boxes with the ever ready bayonet and scattering their contents over the streets. Much liquor was found, and the soldiers becoming drunk committed further excesses. ROCK ISLAND TRAIN ROBBED Held up in Iowa—Contents of Expree6 Safe Taken NUMEROUS CONFERENCES HELD. Letts, la., Sept. 13.—'Rock Island train No 11, which usually carries a large amount of money, was held up near here this morning. The baggage and express cars were dynamited. The safe in the express car was blown open and its contents taken. Officers are In pursuit of the robbers, who escaped on the engine, leaving the engineer and fireman with the passengers.Prince Herbert Critically III. Japanese Consul and Russian Captain Berlin, Sept. 13.—It is reported that Prince Herbert Bismarck, who has been sick for several days, is in a most critical state. The members of the family have been summoned to his bedside. The exact nature of his illness has not been officially announced, but It is reported that he is suffering from cancer. PEOPLE'S STORE, Call on Collector Stratton, San Francisco. Sept. 13.—No representative of the I'nited States government has yet boarded the Russian converted cruiser Lena to substantiate the assertion of Captain Berllhsky that the warship put into port solely for the reason that her boilers were In such condition as to render her unseaworthy. The Russian warship has now remained in port more than twentyfour hours. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. 15 South Main Street. Pittston, St. Petersburg. Sept. 13.—The re» port that General Sassaiitch and his force of 3,000 men comprising the Russian rear guard have been captured by the Japanese is denied In official circles. It is aiso denied that Rear Admiral Prince* TJkhtimsky has been shot for disobeying an order of the Czar. His disobedience, however, will result in his recall. No Trading Stamp Prices Here. Best Flour Best Groceries Best Shoes At Lowest Prices The robbers secured between $10 000 and $20,000 in cash. WPrepared  under GERMAN UW8, Is Excellent for Fairbanks Leaves Oyster Bay. rPAINS IN CHEST,i Sides, Joints, Rheumatism, etc, DR. RICHTER'S World-Renowned "ANCHOR" During the interim of the departure of the Russians and the arrival of the Japanese the Chinese soldiers and police continued the work the Russians began, pillaging the shops that were not found by the Russians. Then when the Japanese came they completed the looting. They had been fighting for live days without food except dry rice and broke loose on entering the town. The Japanese looted right and left. The shops having already suffered, the Japanese turned their attention to private houses. They wanted food principally, but overlooked nothing. Oyster Bay, Sept. 13.—There was quite an exodus from Sagamore Hill this morning. Mrs. Roosevelt, with a friend, went to New York to do some shopping. Theodore, jr., and Kermit went to Groton, Mass., to attend school. Senator Fairbanks also took his departure. He said he had a very delightful time with tho President and his family. Regarding the result of the Maine election, he tald: "It seems very gratifying." FIGHTING SUSPENDED. I'nited States Inspector of Hulls and Boilers John K. Bulger will make a thorough inspection of her boilers and as soon as possible will submit a written report to Collector of the Port Stratton. Practically no Real News From the Do not pay high prices whoa you can buy the following brands at a lower price. These brands of flour we guarantee to be the best flour on the market without an exception. Far Eastern War. PAIN EXPELLER. Blood has ceased to flow in Manchuria. The sanguinary side of the Russo- Japanese conflict is not now in evidence, and with the practical suspension of news from the front the interest for the time being centers in rumors—that Viceroy Alexeieff has resigned, as reported Sunday; that General Kuropatkin is to be replaced by Lieutenant General Llnovitch, now In command of the forces at Vladivostok, and other statements which cannot be traced to authentic sources, but all of which if true would have a most Important bearing on the situation. The Japanese consul general called on Collector Stratton. and they were closeted for an hour and a half. Neither party to the colloquy would disclose what had lieen said, but it was learned that at times the discussion was animated. Que well-kiiown person's letter out of many;] ,m Knowi ng that Dr. Richter^, 'ANCHOR WkIN EXPELLER" hss received thernerited endorsement of many phy Y sicians and also otter peo- L v-T pie of note.l cheerfully add my endorsement. Now York, master Evans' Success, bbl $5.75 Butterfly, bbl $5.75 Seal, bbl: $5.75 New Gould $5.75 IF A TIP IN CASH To the first demand that the I.ena be ordered to leave within twenty-four hours Collector Stratton returned a curt refusal. As reported, Consul General I'.veno then made the demand that lie be permitted to be the judge of tile seaworthiness of the Russian ship. Card From Leek Cornet Band, is welcome, a tip that means cash for all who act on it, should be also welcome. This was the first time in this war that the Japanese were guilty of looting a captured city, and their officers were much disturbed by the outbreak. When order was restored the Japanese soldiers were taken out of tlie walled city and now are not allowed inside without a special pass. Editor Gazette: Permit me to write a few lines in regard to a committee of local 140, Musicians' Union of Wilkesbarre, which last evening requested the Niagaras not to permit our band to participate in-fche pa rati e tomorrow, on account of not belonging to their union in Wilketfbarre. While we do not belong to the Musicians' Union, we all belong to the unions of our craft, and four of our members are delegates to the C. L. U. from their respective crafts. That is more than the Wilkesbarre band men can say. They belong to the Musical Union, but not to the craft that they are making their living from. We have asked for a permit from the C. L. U. to start a union and tho secretary has has written to headquarters for a reply. 23c. and 50c. at all druggist* or through iK. Ad.Blchter ACo.,216 Petri St, New toiH Sale on Low Shoes 36 HIGHEST national AWARDS. . Recommended by jrrominent thy. A ticiant, Wholesale and Retail ihnistert.etc^^M You must cash an opportunity to make it of any use to you, and our store is the spot of spots to carry on this profitable business, because we offer a forest of chances for value seekers, etc. Still going on. Call and we s will give you some bargains that you are sure to buy. See our windows. Till! reply that Collector Strntton made to tlilx demand was In effect that the United States was not only ■willing, but able to cope with the situation without the assistance of either of the belligerents. When Consul Uyeno emerged from the collector's office he denied that there hail becij any friction. That was all he would say at the One Russian correspondent points out that when the Japanese withdraw from the Russian front It Is usually Ihe precursor of their appearance on the flanks, and he thinks the indications point to a winter campaign. Interest again turns to Port Arthur anil to the effect which the Unssian defeat at Liaoyang is likely to have on the garrison there, and the fear is expressed that the siege will soon end in disaster for Russian arms. SPECIAL The Russians burned great quantities of supplies. Food in the Chinese city is very BRENNAN & ROBERTS, Child's Oxfords, were 75c and $1 00, now.  Girls' Oxfords, were $1 and $1.25, now  Ladies' Oxfords, were $1.25 now 75c Ladies' Oxfords, were §1.50, a bargain $1.10 Men's Oxfords, while they last, were $1.50, now $1.00 Others too numerous to mention. 50c scarce. {^RACftER 42 North Main St. Next to Eagle Hotel. JAPS ADVANCE ON TIE PASS 75c time. SALE! W^rury's PRICES. Ruscian Correspondent Reports Rapid Lena's Captain Calls on Collector. Forward Movement. ICater Captain Rerlinsljy of the Lena, accompanied by Russian Consul Ivo- Bakevltch, called on Collector Strut ton. Captain Berlinsky assured the collector that he would be happy to asqniesce in any demand relative to an investigation of the condition of his ship that the collector thought necessary. He carried with him duplicate copies, of a somewhat lengthy statement, one of which he sent to the Japunese consulate and the other to Admiral Goodrich, commanding the American fleet now in this harbor. The contents of this statement were not made public at the time, but it was known that the captain explained why the Lena was in this port, just what repairs he deemed necessary to make his ship seaworthy and just how much coal he thought essential for him to take on board her. FOR TEN DAYS There is no confirmation of the report that General Zassoulltch lias been wounded and captured with 8,(KM) of his men nor is there confirmation of Linevitch's invasion of Korea. St. Petersburg,. Sept. 13.—The Birseh- Weva Yiedmosti's correspondent at Tie pass telegraphs to his paper as follows: The famous In-er Seal Packages sold BELOW COST, from September 7th to September 17th. "The Japanese, who had been accused of moving forward slowly, are now advancing very rapidly. Little avails the Russian increase of troops, for the Japanese are receiving re-enforcements from Newcljwang. Honest Weight, Honest Goods, is our Motto. ROBERT GRAHAM, Pres. Ijeek Hand Gun and locksmithing at Krise's Potatoes per "bushel Onions " peck. Evans Bros. RUSSIANS STILL RETREAT. Hitch tier's Tid Bits Grahams  Five O'clock Tea.. Lady Fingers  Saltines  8ocial Tea  Butter Thins  Cheese Biscuits... Cheese Sandwich.. Saratoga Flakes... Eat Bohan's pies and bread. Regular Price 10c Now 8c Apples " Tomatoes " bushel basket ..(50 ..20 French Correspondent Says Japs Will "The initiative will remain in the hands of the Japanese, and their tactics will always be repeated." Pears basket, Soon Enter Mukden, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Crabs basket 44 and 46 South Main St. Paris, Sept. 18.—The Journal's Liaoyang correspondent, having ridden to Tientsin, sends thence the following uncensored dispatch: New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank building. Interparliamentary Union Opens. .. ) Regular j" NowC|2c I Regular ) Now2lc Plain Hams Sk. Hams.. Cal. Hams.. For WEDDINGS CIautaps f For FUNERALS riWWOr# i St. Louis, Sept. 13.—Speeches of greeting and felicitation by delegates of the fourteen nations represented occupied the first session of the Interparliamentary union, which convened in Festival hall. First Assistant Secretary of State Francis R. Loomis delivered an address of welcome in behalf of the president of the United States. No questions wilfli discussed or business of any nature transacted. The delegates spent the remainder of the day in visiting the world's fair. In the evening an elaborate reception was tendered them by the board of women managers. "The first part of the campaign may be considered lost. The Russian army has retreated northward in the direction of Tie pass or farther. The Russian army's inferiority in men, guns and enthusiasm prevented Kuropatkin's resisting longer at Liaoyang or achieving at Yentai a victory which would have obliged the Japanese to fall back. The Japanese will shortly triumphantly enter Mukden. New York, Sept. 13, 1904. High. Low. Close. 130% 130 130% 24 22% 23 % 27 % 25 27% 57 57% 80% 81 98% 98 % 53% 55 87% 88% 124% 125 41% 42 40% 40% 3$ 39 29% 29% 137% 137% 121% 121% Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J.B.CARPENTER, detei IT. UITIMUI Am Sugar .. Am Car & F Am Loco .. Bacon Smo. Bacon Pare Lard.. Nabisco at Amal Copper ... Atchison com ... Atchison pfd ... B. R. T  B, & O. .. .. . Can Pacific .. , Ches & Ohio ... Chicago & Alton C. F. I  TDp to this time Collector Stratton had been working in the dark. He made the following statement to the newspaper men who were awaiting a termination of his interview with the Russian captain: Campbell, - Rozelle & . Webster Boused Mackerel.. Smoked Haddock. KipiDed Herring.. Lobster per can... Can Shrimps  Can Clams  Can Oysters  . 15 and 25 .3 cans 50 . 3 cans 50 .20 and 40 25 A FEW OF OUR MANY SPECIALS "The Russian general staff now estimates the Japanese forces at from 450.000 to 500,000. The Russian army will reconcentrate in the north, but it needs several months in order to fill up the losses In a number of corps, which must be doubled, and to replace reservists by active troops. Above all It Is essential to restore the morale, affected by almost unprecedented trials and difficulties. A Russian offensive movement will be impossible for a long time. Slleubl Russia be determined to continue the effort it might still vanquish, but at a cost wholly disproportionate to the results. As an impartial witness I am convinced that it would be to the best interests of the belligerents to sink national pride and by mutual concessions end a war which otherwise will ruin both." "Under the circumstances I am unable to say much for publication. I will say, however, that this delay is not caused by my ignorance of the points of international law involved in this matter. These are absolutely clear, and I understand them thoroughly. The point is, I don't know just how far I can go without authority." 57 S. Main St. 3 cans 25 .3 cans 25 We are cleaning out the entire stock of summer goods. The prices will do it. Brie Bridegroom's Sensational Death L. & N III Central LEGAL NOTICES. William Drury, Chicago, Sefll. 18.—John M. Rlegler, h young lawyer, was found dead in his office in the Title and Trust "building. A revolver shot through the temple had ended his life, and the police declare that he committed suicide. The friends' of the man, however, assert that he was murdered. Biegler had been married only six days and was preparing to go with his bride to St. Louis. He Is said to have drawn a sum of money from the bank for the expenses of the trip, and this, his friends believe, led to his murder, robbery being the motive of the men who killed him. Manhattan Met St Ry PROPOSALS 1 lot ladies' white lawn and colored shirt waist, all that sold for 50c, 75c and $1.00; your choice 25c. Ladies' Wrappers, nicely trimmed with braid over shoulders, and deep flounce, the 98c kind; yours for 50c M. K. & T Mo Pacific Proposals will be received by tlie undersigned. at the office of the Aater Street Bridge Company, until noun uf Tuesday, 20th Inst., for the erection of about a.wcj feet of barbed wire fence, as herein described, enclosing the Pittston Cemetery. Posts to be of round chestnut, dear of bark. -7Di ft. long, and not less than 5 inches in diameter at the small end; to beset 2DD feet in the ground and coated with tar for three feet from the bottom end. and set H feet apart between centres. A base board of hemlock, s inches in width, to 1*» nailed to the ixDsts close to the ground, and six row* of galvanized barbed double twisted wire, with barbs not more than four inches apart, and spaced as directed in the contract. The wire to be stretched tight by levers,lor some other mechanical means. Leading Grocer of Wyo. Valley, 11-13 SOUTH MAIN ST. Warehouse on Charles Street. Just then a telegram from Washington was handed the collector. Its con tents he refused to make public. N. Y. Central Norf & West . St. Paul .. .. Ont & West Pennsylvania Peo. Gas .. JAPAN PROTESTS. T. A. DURKIN. 1 lot ladies' Kimonas, 50c kind; uow ...35c Wants United States to Force Lena to Heading 1 lot iadies' 18c Ribbed Vests nicely trimmed with deep laqp a neck and sleeves, and silk tape here for 10C 1 lot 39c and 50c Corsets; sal( price ...19C Leave at Onco, Rock Island So Pacific Washington, Sept. 13.—Japan's consul general at San Francisco has lodged a vigorous protest against allowing the Russian auxiliary cruiser Lena to remain In port on the ground that repairs are not required and that the vessel seeks later to go out and prey on Japanese commerce. Bartel's Bottled Beer, Ale and Porter, 2 doz. cases $1.00 Feed, per 100 lbs $1.20 Pabst Bottled Famous Milwaukee Beer, 2 doz. cases $1.20 Potatoes, fancy stock, per pk .20 Pure Ryo Whiskey, full quart So Rwy com T. C. & I. TJexas Pacific . Union Pacific . U. S. Leather U. S. Steel . U. S. Steel pfd Wabash .. Hlnuk form of contract can be seen at this office. Bids to state price per foot of fence complete, us above described. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. \Y. H. YOUNG. Ass't Sec'y. Pittston, Pa., Sept. 12. yD04—siuwl BIG RUSSIAN LOSS. Schoolteacher's Lecture Causes Fight, Hickory, N. 0., Sept. 13.—A light took place near Hudson, in Caldwell county, about fifteen miles from here, and as a result one man lies mrtrtally wounded and two others are suffering from Injuries more or less serious. The origin of the trouble was a published account of a lecture by Miss Abbott In Cincinnati severely reflecting on the people of Hudson and vicinity, where she has bepo conducting a mission school. 1 lot best cotton batts, about 10 cases, worth 10c; for few a days 5c 1 lot oiled opaque window shades, worth 25c; these go at 19c 1 lot silk floss sofa cushions, all sizes, from 25c Ladies' Shirt Waist Sets, all styles, from 5o Elegant assortment of Kimonas and Cushion Handkerchiefs.. .10o London Hears That Zassoulitch's Army Has Been Captured, 65% 42 London. Sept. 13.—The Morning Post states that official Russian dispatches received In London announce that Lieutenant General /assoulitch. who commanded the portion of the Russian rear guard south of the Hun river, has been severely wounded and captured, with 3,000 out of his fi.OOO men. Rear Admiral Goodrich, commitnder In chief of the Pacific fleet, has been ordered not to sail for Magdalena bay for autumn target practice, but to remain at San Francisco and send an officer aboard the Lena to ascertain precisely what repairs are required. The collector of 'the port at San Francisco has been instructed to make a similar report. SEALED PROPOSALS. bottles 76c to $1.50 Chase Cfc Sanborn's Teas and Oof- Sealed proposals will be received by the City Clerk between the hours of 8 o'clock and s:irD p. ill.. Thursday evening, September '."2d. lit04, during joint session of councils for the construction of a lateral sewer on Elizabeth and East streets from liailroad street, and of house connections from lateral sewer to curb line. Plans, profile and specifications are on file In the City Engineer's office. Pro|KDsals shall cover the entire work and shall state the price per lineal foot for doing said work and slmtl Include costs of digging and tilling, the laying of pipe and furnishing of labor and material therefor, and shall also state the total cost of the work. Anti-Semitic Riot In PolAnd, fees at same price you are paying for inferior quality. Bass's Ale, Guiness's Stout. Dairy Butter ; 21 lm'd and Domestic Wines Cfc Gins Mineral or Table Writers. Ivattowitz, Prussian Silesia, Sept. 13. —Anti-Jewish disturbances occurred Sunday ut the frontier town of Sosnowice, Russian Poland, on the occasion of the celebration of the Jewish New Year. Boys stoned the ceiebratlsts and Injured it child, with the result that a rumor spread that the Jews had killed a child. A riot followed in which several Jews were injured with knives and stones. The doctors refused to attend them, fearing'the mob. The rioters also broke Into several Jewish dwellings. The troops of the garrison eventually dispersed the rioter% and arrested ten of them. It Is added by the Morning Post that Generals Zaroubaleff, Kondratovltch and middling have checked General Kurokl's advance. Shenango Tin Plant Resumes, T. A. DURKIN. We are agents for Cosmopolitan Paper patterns, all 10c 1 lot Matting, 18c yard, while it Newcastle. Pa., Sept. 13.—The Shenango tin phtnt resumed operations in full in all departments here after being closed down some two weeks. The order affects 2,000 workmen. Every industrial plant in the city Is now operating with the exception of the Lawrence aufl Shenanjfo glass factories. If It is found that the Lena Is now seaworthy the Russian commander will be ordered to leave, possibly at once. Bidders shall enclose with each proposal the sum of $ino cash or certified check as a guarantee to execute a contract if awarded the same. lasts. llo The Daily Mail's correspondent with the Japanese repeats from Tientsin the report that Lieutenant General Lineviteh, with 50,000 men, linfc invaded northeastern Korea and cut General Kurokl's communications back of Fengwautfchentr.45 S. Main Si Both 'phones. Corner Dock Street. Mr. Takahira, the Japanese minister, returned from New York, but refused to discuss the presence of the Lena In San Franelsep harbor. His ouly comment was that while he had not been fully Informed as to the circumstances Proposals not accompanied by the required deposit and not Dn accordance with the advertisement and ordinance will not be considered.iai MAGNET The city reserves the right to reject any or all bills. By order of Councils, td JOHN T. PLANNER!, City Clerk. Subscribe for the Gazette. 87 S. Main St., Pittaton.