Pittston Gazette

              V t t ♦ ■ ,1,. WEATHER INDICATIONS. THE HOME PAPER, V For forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for Eastern Pennsylvania. the Peopla of Plttiton and Vicinity. Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday, with slowly rising temperature; probably showers on Saturday in the northern and western portions. ALL THE HOME NEWS. 55th YEAR. I WEEKLY I DAILY "tt o DJHED 1850. . HEO. HART 1882. PITTSTON, PA., FRI EM ER 23, 1904. „ TWO CENTS A COPY. I O rD A nnLi FOIITY CENTS A MONTH, f 8 PAG Kb. ALL QUIET APra LIVELYBLUEGRASS POLITICS REPLIES TO CHARGES ATROCITY IN WYOMING CO. J THE | [ONLY 1 WAY i STICKEY BACK Godfrey Hunter Beaten For Congress Talks Somerset. Ky.. Sept. 23.—After two days of lieateil discussion the Eleventh district congressional committee by an almost unanimous vote has awarded the Republican nomination for conpress to I). 0. Ed wards over the present incumbent. I)r. W. Godfrey Hunter, former minister to Guatemala. Two P'-evions attempts to count the vote had resulted in split tings., The final session was enlivened still further by charges made by Hunter men that Judge G. E. Smith of Clinton county, one of the Hunter adherents on the committee, had been drugged by the Edwards faction to prevent his appearance at the meeting. After Exciting Campaign, Is another name for Trading Stamps. It is by far the best name, for the Store that uses them are obliged to Stick Back the cost of the stamps on to the selling price of their goods to K«t even. The PEOPLE'S STORE does not believe in such Tom Foolery and our customers well know that we could not maintain our standard of low prices if we used Trading Stamps or Stickey Backs. This week we desire to close out the following special lots as we need room for Fall Goods. Governor Odell Issues Statement Defending His State Administration.Small Parties of Japanese Pushing Northward on the i*;# Fushan Road. With Advertisers Aged Couple Were Tortured, by Robbers. "Too busy to advertise" is an obsolete philosophy—and "too busy not to advertise" lias taken its place. Merchauts have quit being deceived by a warm room into thinking the furnace need not be replenished with more fuel. Newspaper advertising fills the store, but, like fuel to a furnace, it needs renewing with clocklike regularity. CONTRASTS EXPENDITURES. WOMAN LIKELY TO DIE. WEATHER SUDDENLY COLD. Three Masked Men Entered the Home Gives His Reasons For Increase In Past Ten Years and Challenges Opponents to Show Where They Can Cut Them Down — Calls David B. Hill a Mud 2 to get the best beer on the f market today is to INSIST * » on getting * 4 f Stegmaier's Z Brewed and bottled right j 5 here atliome for half a cen- 2 9 tury and pronounced by 2 J connoisseurs to be the J 2 choicest and most palatable j $ infusion of Hops and Malt 4 J that scientific brewing has $ « produced. Is not its popu- 2 $ larity a Proof of its superior 4 .9 quality? Order ease sent C 2 homfe today. £ I Stegmaier Brewing Co i 1 PinSTON, PENN'A. | 2 NEW TnONE 8452 2 Russian Soldiers Wearing Chinese Overcoats—Many Manchurian Bandits Captured — Guileless Chinamen Counterfeiting Czar's Money — Ten Lioayang Survivors Turn Up. of Thomas Gibbons at Vosburg and Demanded to be Shown Hiding Place of Money. Stinger, Mukden, Sept. 23.—The situation here continues quiet. Small parties of Japanese skirmishers are pushing northward on the road from Beutsiaputze to Fushan. When the count was finally proceeded with the committee by a vote of 15 to 1 decided to throw out the vote of Bell county? which, according to the Hunter men, gave Hunter 1,7110 and Edwards 998. The Edwards men claimed that Bell county cast 995 votes for Edwards and (iS5 for Hunter. With Bell county eliminated the committee by a vote of 15 to 1 awarded the certificate to Edwards, the returns showing a vote of 1 :i,215 for Edwards and 12,399 for Hunter. New York, Sept. 23.—Refusing to discuss the charges made against him personally in the Democratic stafe platform adopted at the Saratoga convention, Governor Odell, who Is conferring with the Republican state committee at the Fifth Avenue hotel, has issued a long statement replying to other features of that platform. The governor said was the first of a series which would appear during the next month. Word comes from Vosburg, Wyoming county of the perpetration of one of the most atrocious crimes ever heard of in this section, when Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibbons, an aged couple, residing at that place, were set upon by masked men at an early hour this morning ami given a terrible beating, because they refused to divulge the-hiding place of their money. Mrs. Gibbons is' in a critical state and it is thought that her back was broken by one of her assailants. One of the men who participated iu the deed was captured and is now iu the Wyoming county jail at Tunkhannock, while a diligent search is being made for the other two. Lot 1 One onse of Ladies'Fa st Black Coti"ii Hone. great- value. ;i pair for jm LC»t 2 10 Dozen (llildren's FlannelaUa i mvssi's nicely mud a. suitable ror school wear, very special price 23a It is stated by Russian spies that Marquis Oyama has detached a considerable force to co-operate with the army before 1'ovt Arthur. ADDITIONAL CLEANINGS. Lota Ladies last Black Mercerized Underskirts. finished with deep flounce and accordion plaited ruffle, only Me Lot l Ladies' Muslin Night Gowns, trimmed with jsjubroidery, a regular 7"ie garment f'»' 49e One of the busiest highways of thu city at the present is the alley running back of Main street, 'having its entrance near the city hall. Since Main street was torn up for the pave a few weeks ago merchants on its west side have been unable to load their wagons except from the rear of their stores and as there , re several large business places af- Iccted the alley comes in for about half the traffic that is usually seen on A'ain street. One standing near the city hall wpuld be surprised at the number of wagons that pass through have taken ninny fliiineliuses prisoners, among tlioin beinjc found a number of Chinese regular The Hussiiins Lot .1) 20 Dozen Children's Silk Bonnets, nicely lined and Weilmade, a regular .vie cap soldiers. Governor Otfell pronounced the personal attack to he "but a repetition of the mtul slinging flu-tics of ox-Governor Hill which had been disapproved of by the people in 1902, mid lie (lid not consider it necessary to reply to it." .Lot 6 Men's extra heavy Blue Denim overalls, per pair 450 Tlfe weather has turned suddenly cold. The supply of uniforms is inadequate, and the soldiers are being supplied with Chinese padded overcoats, which have been ! ought in large quantities. BASEBALL Lot 7 25 dozen Men's heavy cheviot shirts, nice dark patterns, a well made shirf only.25a Games Played Yesterday In the National and Eastern Leagues. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Now York—Cincinnati, 5; Now York, 7. Kellum, Schiei, Peltz; McGinnity, Flicher's Brand Yarns have always been noted for their superiority of iiuulitjr. No better made. Ail shades in stock. In making a comparison between the last Democratic administration in LS!)1 und the Republican administration for liD04 Governor Odeli said it should be borne In mind that since 181)0 all fees must be turned into the state treasury by the various departments, that in 1800 the state population was 0.000,- 000 and in 1000 7,208.000, that by the constitution of 180fD the number of supreme court justices and the membership of the legislature were increased, that the eiulit hour law increased the expenses of public works, that the state care act of 1894 relieved localities of the expense of caring for the insane and that the school population In 1!M)4 was 1,25(1,000 as against 1,083,- 000 in 1804. Mr. Gibbons and his wife are quite aged and lived for many years near the Vosburg tunnel of the Lehigh Valley. The former was employed on the Lehigh Valley and they were supposed to have some money hoarded up in the house. The couple* were awakened about 5 o'clock tills Many Chinese families are leaving Mukden. The Chinese are extensively counterfeiting Russian money. G'Rourlte PEOPLE'S STOPF Second game—Cincinnati 3. Walker. Street; Wiltse, 7; New York Warner. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEN' Chinese have brought into Mukden ten soldiers who had been thought either killed or captured at Liaoyang. The.v had been rescued and cared for by natives, who fed them and brought them into the Russian lines. The Clii- At Brooklyn—Pittsburg. 0; Brooklyn Lynch, Phelps; Beanlon, Bergen; 15 South Main Street, l'lttston. No Trading Stamp Priccs Here. Second game—-Pittsburg. 1: Brooklyn, 3. Cammlty, Phelps; Durham, Jucklitsch. At Boston—St. I,onis, Nichols, Swindell; Willis, 2; Boston Mo ran. A pleasant gathering was held last evening at the MeKaig home, in Oregon, in the nature of an informal gathering of friends of William and Miss Mary McKaig. A very pleasant evening was spent by the guests, numerous diversions having been arranged by the host and hostess. Miss Angela Gibbons entertained with a number of vocal selections. Dainty 'refreshments were served. Among those present were Misses Belle and Hose Mayock, of Minor's Mills, Miss Mary Sheridan, of Wilkesbarre and Joseph J. Keating, of New oVrk. morn ing by an unusual noise and as the man was about, to jump out of bed he was confronted by three masked men. The house was in a litter, hawing been ransacked by the intruders in the search for the hidden money. The couple were confronted by the burglars and ordered to tell where they had their wealth concealed. When they refused to comply both were set Second game—St MeGinloy, Grady; . Louis, 4; Boston Wilhelm,, Needham. I  had refused payment for the men, but tliey were suitably rewarded by the otllcers of the regiment. 1H'S( At Philadelphia—Chicago. 4; Flilhulelphia, 2. Wicker, Kling; Kraser. Roth. Second game—Chicago. 2; 1'hllaileliihia 5. Brigps, O'Neill; Caldwell. Dooin. GROCERIES Japs Entertain Captured Russians. i Till' surgeon of ono of tlio Siberian regiments who was captured at Liaoyattg lias arrived here. The Japanese found him tending the wounded. They treated hint well, entertained him at a concert in the famous I.iaoyanyr summer garden and offered him a position STANDING OF THE CIA'RS w. L. P.f \V. L p.c. .193 .374 .348 .324 N'civ York 10W 3.S Chicago... 81 Pittsburg. 79 Clnclnnat 5 .;D!»; Brooklyn. 52 87 )5 St. Louis. «7 69 190 Boston •IS IK) Wholesale and Retail EASTERN LEAGt'I 70 «] 9 46 94 Then the governor says A speas made to make the woman confess but she refused and was brutally struck and kicked into unconsciousness. Her husband called for help and the desperadoes tnrned furiously upon him and struck him repeatedly. Fortunately some m,eu upon and beaten severely rial "endeavor At Montreal—Jersey City, 0: Montreal 2. Bason, Duff; Leroy, Gibson. Increase In Expenditures. At Cut Prices as surgeon in the Japanese army. Finding that he preferred his own regiment, the Japanese good naturally escorted him to the lines and allowed him to return to Mukden. Second game—Jersey City, 6; Montreal 3. Ea&on, Vandergrtft; Lcroy. Gibson. At Toronto—Newark, 2; Toronto. 3. Par- For the purpose of comparison, the following flgrres, showing thC» appropriations fyr the years 18U0 and 1904, are given: 1894. 1904. $029,303 $1.0 If. .402 A statement was made in the sporting news of the Seranton Times last evening over the signature of P. R. Schmaltz, manager of the Brothers' base ball team, that the Brothers challenged the Carbondale association team to a serie« of base ball games for any part of $1,000. Mr. Schmaltz wishes to deny that he ever sent any communication of the sort to any paper and he is at a loss to know who did so. , The statement was quite eo. Shea; Currie. Fuller Second game—Newark, 3; 'IJoroiito Latimer; Leary, Fuller. Woll'C Judiciary  State charities Stato insane 1.720,010 2,239,900 Notice our window display of Flour Pots. All sizes and prices. Captain Shubert ah(l four Buriat Cossacks have returned from a Ioiijl? scout south of the Japanese main army. The captain brings important Information regarding the Japanese lo cations and movements and says active operations in this vicinity probably will develop within a few days. Captain Slmheit mpwUnirpll great Kindness jit the hands of the Chinese, who fed him and his men and ottered to disguise them in Chinese clothlnjr. This, however, was not necessary, as the party eluded the Japanese pickets, passing within n few yards of one. At Buffalo—Baltimore Mason. Hearn: Grexme, '. 2; Buffalo, McAllister. 2,159,012 4,070,434 C.095,840 C,53».04n were passing on their way to work when Higgins cried out and they ran to the house. As soon as their com- IF A TIP IN CASH Second (fame—Baltimore. 4; Buffalo, is. Burchcll, Byers; Matthews, McAllister. Education  State prisons .. Good roads  Grade crosslnRs J.eginluture ... Oinals  802,431 1.174,035 1,510,774 is welcome, a tip that means casli for all who act on it, should bo also welcome. 150,000 G4L\iI50 Call and inspect our second floor, and you will find that is the place to buy Enamelware, Tinware, Oil Cloth and Linoleum Our stock is large and the At Hochestcr—Providence, 3; Rochester. 3. Callahan, Thomas; Cleary. Kennedy. 500,138 ing was heard the masked men turned and fled, being followed by the workmen when they found what had been done. Two of the men got away, tilit the third was caught and landed in jail. There was great excitement in the vicinity when the news of the standing of the clubs W. L. P. C Excise department 1.531,775 1.7W.S39 033.455 You must casli 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. Buffalo S8 42 .077 Montreal.. 63 Gl Baltimore. 77 IS .Dili Toronto... 04 70 JrrHcy c'y 7C fD5 .rD70 I'rovl'encc 51 Newark... 72 00 Rochester W. U. P.C If from this Increase we deduct the fees which would have been retained by the departments, except' for the so called Iligfrfnft law of $572,u77,iI3, we tlnd the actual increase of these various departments hat* been $9,120,391.73. 79 !8 101 prices "peppery," to say the least, and Mr. Schmaltz is very angry that his name should have appeared in connection with it. If he finds who wrote the article there will likely be trouble. are 0. K atrocity spread and several parties of neighbors were formed to search tor the escaped men. New York. Sept. 23—\V. K. Vnnderbilt, Jr., steered liis anto bont Mercedes 1o victory in the first race lor the American Power Koat association's challenge cup. The race was started off the Columbia Yflcht clubhouse at the foot of West Eighty-sixth street, and the course was thirty nautical miles in length. The .Mercedes madivthe course in 1 hour 21 minutes 30 seconds, averaging 22.niD knots or 2»l.l!l7 statute miles an hour. This is the fastest time made by an auto boat in these waters, and it is said lo be a world's record for a course thirty miles long. Victory For Vanderbilt's Mercedes, Can any of tho Items enumerated above be reduced iti any way if the next administration should be Democratic? The expenses of the Judiciary and of the legislature' are fixed by the constitution and by statute. The state's charities, lurrney and educational departments require ever increasing nppropriationi*beetiuse of the Increase in population in these Institutions and schools. The good roads and grade For School Slioes, wc are headquarters. We have the best on the market at $1.25 and S1.50 per pair. Every pair guaranteed to be as represented. BRENNAN & ROBERTS, The funeral of the late Charles H. Druffner occurred this morning from the family home on Main street, Avo- FINANC1AL AND COMMERCIAL. 42 North Main St, Next to En»{le Hotel London Hears Many Rumors, ea. A large number of people were present and there was a beautiful display of flowers, the gifts of sorrowing friends. A very beautiful piece was the pillow presented by the class of 1900, Avoca high school, of which the deceased was a member. A high mass of requiem was sung in .St. Mary's church by Father Lynch, 'and interment was made in Avoca cemetery, Rev. Father Brehl, of this city, having charge of the services at the grave. The pall bearers were: Dr. Price, Patrick McNulty, Robert Golden, Dr. Dougherty, of Hudson. Patrick J. Heston and Patrick Conaboy. The flower bearers were: John R. Reap. W. J. Golden, Glen Hollister. Daniel Llewellyn, Justus O'Brien, Dr. Helbert of Wikesbarre, William Brown, John McQueen, Robert Dougher, John Waters, William Sarnmon, Edward Faddeu, Gibbons, Harry Sanders, Andrew Montabella and Louis Brown of Scranton. New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank building. London. Sept. 23.—Various unconfirmed rumors hare reached London that the Vladivostok cruisers have sailed out, that Lieutenant General Stoessel has made it counter attack and recaptured a fort from the Japanese, that Mine. Stoessel was wounded in the shoulder while attending wounded soldiers at Port Arthur, that tho. Russians are leaving Mukden, etc., but little reliable news has been re- (JSrury's PRICES. crosSlngs legislation has met with the apprbval of the people, and It is not possible to decrease expenditures for these pup- New York, Sept. 23 High. Low. 130% 129% 1904. Close One quart Fruit Jars are scarce, but we have plenty. poses. opponents dare repeal the revenue provisions of the lienor tax law, which add bo much to local and state revenues. \VhlI' Nor would C Am Sugar 130% Am Car & F thcsi have grown because rrt' the facts recited It should ho also added to our credit that we have reduced direct state taxation by Increasing the indirect revenues of the state from about $8,000,000 in 1884 to over J'™,000.000 ill 11KI4. ncrc rxin turr Anial Copper Atchison com Atchison pfd B. R. T. .. B. &'0. .. Can Pacific Am Loco 25% 57": Honest Weight, Honest Goods, is our Motto. Evans Bros. 82 % 82% 99% 99 v; Potatoes per bushel Onions " peck. cclved lierc Sold His Stepchildren 54% 54% Apples bushel 44 and 46 South Main St. Grand Itapids, Mich., Sept. 215.—In the justice court here .lolm Tisor ami Peter Smlrllefi admitted being parties to tho virtual sale of Tisor's two stopsons to Smirlies, who is the proprietor of sex-oral shoe shining parlors. All the parties are Greeks. Smirlies testified that he paid $.'580 for the two lads, who are still in his custody. Smirlies Is suing' Tisor for $40 which he claims he loaned hiui at the same time that he paid the ?;DS0 for the boys. 127 411 51 87% Tomatoes " basket St. Petersburg, Sept. 28.—The Japanese advance toward Mukden continues slowly, according to iii£#nnalion teccivcd by the authorities here. Both official reports and press dispatches place Marquis Oyama's advance guard thirty miles south of Mukden. Oyama Slowly Advancing Herrick to Resign at Once. Chies & Ohio Chicago & Alton Col Southern .. Erie  L. & N  Manhattan .. . Met St Ry ... M. K. & T  Mo Pacific ..' 41% 40 42 40 1 30 V Fears basket Albany, N. Y., Sept. 23.—Judge I). Oady Herrick, Democratic nominee Crabs basket for governor, intends to resign from the supreme court bench within the next two weeks. lie would resign immediately, but he desires to clear up the judicial matters ponding before him prior to his retirement. He will open a term of the supreme court in this city on Monday, but the appellate division of the supreme court will assign a judge to succeed him in the conduct of the term immediately after the opening. This will be the last time that Judge Herrick will preside on the state supreme court bench. 12414 153% 120 % 48% 96% 122% 123% 153% 120 48% Plain Hams Sk. Hams.. Cal. Hams. . Bacon. For WEDDINGS C|A1i*arft I For FUNERALS "lOWBr# i 153% 120 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. cxeter st. exeter mo 4714 Japs Assume Defensive 95% 96% Smo. Bacon Pure Lard. . St. Petersburg, Sept 23.—General N, Y. Central Norf & West «8 V2 1261/g 125% 126% have assumed the offensive and have Kuropatkiu reports that the Japanc John Wasbit Murdered, St. Paul. .. Ont & West Pennsylvania 157 34% 130% 155% 156% iulvanffed from Benaipudze to Finsc Pittsburg,' Sept aged fifty-eight years, employed as a caretaker on the farm of the late George Walker at Walker's Mills; a few miles west of here, was murdered last night by a tramp whom he had ordered from the premises. When ordered to leave the place the tramp hit Wasbit on the head with a piece of gaspipe, crushing his skull. The murderer escaped. 22.—John Wasbit ROYAL ARMS COFFEE ROYAL ARMS COFFEE ROYAL ARMS COFFEE ROYAL ARMS COFFEE Soused Mackerel. Smoked Haddock Kipped Herring.. Lobster per can.. Can Shrimps  15 and 25 .3 cans 50 0 versts from .Mukden 129% 101% 130% Peo Gas Reading 102% 102 V 66% . 3 cans 50 20 and 40 Special Sale Two Japanese Successes 35c lb, 35c lb, 3 lbs. $1 3 lbs, $1 Rock Island So Pacific . So. Pacific . T. C. & I. . Texas Pacific Union Pacific U. S. Leather 27% Tokio, Sept. 23.—A dispatch ri ceiveil in official quarters today rc Ten Thousand Hear Depevy Speak. _ Binghamton, jj. y., Sept. 23.—'Ten thousand people, the largest number ever assembled on the grounds, heard the speech of Senator Cliauncey M. IDepe\v at the Clifton fair. A large number of the excursionists from this city ami Oneonta and intermediate points on the Delaware and Hudson were in attendance as well as thousands of farmers from round about. 55% 56% Can Clams 3 cans 25 3 cans 25 por Mukrien two Japanese successes near The dispatch reads as fol- 35c lb 35c lb, 3 lbs. $1 Grocer, Sole Agent Both Phones 3 lbs. $1 56% 47% Can Oysters T. A. GRACE, 72 S. Main St. 31 101 Vi 10 31 100 47% ON Our detachment advanced William Drury, Underwear throughout Henichang on Sept. 20 and attacked the enemy, consisting of infantry, some cavalry and a machine tationed at Tieling and a bat- The Royal Arms is positively one of the best 35c coffees ever placed on the market; anybQdy who has ever tried it will tell you that 10 1 67 V,. 41% U. S. Steel 16% 07% 41% Leading Grocer of Wyo. "Valley, 11-13 SOUTH fclAIN ST. Warehouse on Charles Street. gun Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 2;$.—Former Postmaster General .Jolm Wanainaker was one of the principal speakers at the annual banquet of the Medal of Honor I,egion of the I'niteil States. General O. (). Howard of Burllnfrton. Vt„ who commanded the legion last year, was rfie toast master. Mr. Wanamaker'S toast was "The President of the United States." Medal of Honor Legion Meets. U. S. Steel pfd Wabash .. 66% 41% We have just secured by chance 200 dozen Ladies', Men's and Children's Fall and Winter Undel-wear at low figures, in fact so low that you would hardly believe it. However, we pass these to you at the same rates. You must come and see. If you want underwear this winter you can't aftox'd to miss this chance. Look at these figures. Tho goods are here now as represented, even better, but not foi long. talion of infantry, 500 cavalry quick firing guns and one machina tationed at Sanguine, farther The Russians were driven to northward, leaving 19 dead behind them. Our losses were slight." Of Our Own Manufacture Home made corned beef. Home made pork v sausage. Home made bologna. Home dressed lamb. Home dressed fowls. {run north New York, Sept. 23.—Duncan Campbell Lee, who was permanent chairman of the Democratic state convention at Saratoga, was a visitor at the Repubiican national headquarters and had a brief chat with Chairman Oorteiyou. Duncan Lee Calls on Cortelyou T. A. DURKIN. Groccry Price List. Japs Carry a Pass. Full line of choice cuts in beef, pork, mutton and lamb for the Saturday market basket, and prices the lowest in the city for good quality Home dressed bro'lers 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 Rye Whiskey, full quart bottles 75c to $1.50 Chase Cfc Sanborn's Teas and Coffees at same price you are paying for inferior quality. Bass's Ale, Guiness's Stout. Dairy Butter 21 Im'd and Domestic Wines & Gins Mineral or Table Waters. St. Petersburg, Sept 23.—A di patch received here says that the Japanese have carried Daling Pass by storm, after a devastating fire from ail arms. Thb Russians lost 280 men. Dclmar Fails to Break Cresceus' Record Canned Corn 10c,12£c, 15c Columbus. O.. Sept. 23.—The feature of tiie day at the grand circuit meet was Major Delmar's attempt to break Cresceus' trotting record of 2:02,/4 without wind shield or pacemaker. The attempt failed by half a second The time by quarters was 31, 1:02 1:31%, 2:02%. Anti-Jew Riots In Odessa. 3 cans Peas 25c London, Sept. 23.—A dispatch to Renter's Telegram company from St. Petersburg says that anti-Jewish disturbances have occurred at Odessa and that it is reported that similar disorders hove broken out at KharkolT, but that details regarding them are CHICAGO CASH MEAT MARKET, N. Main St., opposite William 3t. fresh meat, 3 cans Pumpkin 25c 3 large cans Baked Beans. ... 25c Clam Chowder 10c and 20c Infants' All Wool Shirts, silk" trimmed and with pearl buttons, worth 50c and 75c; yours for. 10c Russians Captured Transport. Qnaint Prnyera, Beat Teas 50c Cheefoo, Sept. 23.—It is reported that the torpedo boat destroyers forming part of the Russian Vladivostok flotilla have captured a Japanese .The chief of the Leslies is said to have prayed before n battle: "lie on our side. An gin ye oannn be on our side, ny.e lay low a bit, an' yc'll see time carles get a-hidin' that must please ye." An old covenanter, who ruled tiis household with a rod of Iron, is said to have prayed in all sincerity at family worship: "O Lord, liae a care o' Rob, for he is on the great deep, an' thou boldest it In the hollow o' thy hand. An' hae a care o' Jamie, for he hue gone to fight the enemies o' his country, an' the outcome o' the battle Is wl' thee. Rut ye need na fash o' yersel' wl' wee Willy, for I hae him liere, an' I'm cawpable o' lookin' after him mysel'." Best Coffee Old Holland Coffee Signature Tea,, all kinds 50c Finest line of Brick, Limburger 35c 25c Ladies' heavy and medium fleece lined ribbed Vests, none worth less than 25c; a lot worth 50c and 75c; these for 10c - 1 *1 1. _ J X* • lacking. tiansport Freezing Weather at Schenectady. Schenectady, N. Y„ Sept. 23.—The temperature is again below freezing point.,-and it is probable that further damages will be added to tbat, already complained of by the farmers. Late vegetables have been greatly damaged by the unprecedented cold. Bat Harbor, Me., Sept. 23.—After a week's visit on Mount Desert island, marked by manukcntertatnwent#, the archbishop of Canterbury left for Washington on a special train routed by way of Portland, Worcester, Albany and Philadelphia. Canterbury Goes to Washington, and Sweitzer in town. Try our Olam Cliowdor at 10c and 20c can. It is fine. 1 lot all wool ribbed Vests am Pants, cheap at SI.00; our Ion figures.. 4SC EIGHT CHILDREN KILLED School Building in Which They Were SALE NOW ON Studying Collapsed T. A. DURKIN. Cincinnati, Sept. vault in the rear of a school house at Pleasant Ridge, a suburb of this city, collapsed this 'morning dropping thfD floor of the room in which there were 20 children. It is reported that eight of the children were killed. Campbell, Rozelle & Webster 46 S. Main St. Both 'phones. Corner Dock Street. Killed by a Safe Cracker. Princeton's 158th Year. as MAGNET Norfolk. Va.t Sept. 23.—Patrolman John McNierney was shot and killed last night by a safebreaker in the Itore of W. A. Bonner & Co, Princeton. N. J., Sept. 23.—Princeton university has been formally opened for its one hundred and flfty-eigbth Dcur. 57 9. Main St. Subscribe for the Gazette. 87 8. Main St.. Pittston.