Pittston Gazette

              WEATHER INDICATIONS. A - THE HOME PAPER. V ton Forecase Until 8 p. m., tomorrow for Eastern Pennsylvania. Fair 9td colder tonight, with frost; Friday, fair; diminishing northwesterly -winds. ' For the People of Pittston and Vicinity. ALL THE HOME NEWS. ■ v»D3* PITTSTON/PA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1904. TWO CENTS A OOFY. I K P A FORTY CENTH A MONTH. 1 0 55th YEAR. .aBMSHBD I860. BT THEO. HAKT 1882. NAVAL LmiTLE tnat event instead of resisting th6 ad- Vance of Oku from the southwest of Mukden and N*»dzu from the south will bo compelled to shift most of his front to mtfet Kurokl's rear attack. SEEKS TO EHDTHEWAR DEMOCRATIC HANDSHAKING FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. j We Repeat j * 4 2 that it matters not what J j claims or assertions are 2 « made by the "other fellow." 2 2 The fact still remains that Our Business Thousands Greet Parker and Herriok at New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stockbrokers, Miners' Bank building. New York Reception. IS IN PROGRESS New York, Oct. 0.—Democrats to tlic number of 3,000, many of whom were greeting Democratic nominees for the first time since 181MS, met and shook bands with Alton B. Parker atad D. Caily Herrick ut the Manhattan club's reception last night. Has grown great by selling Good Goods and Selling Them Cheap, and every article just as represented. Spacc will not permit prices in everything, but just a few to show you that you can save money by trading here. If the Japanese turning movement around the Russian left is successful, which now is feared strongly by almost all- military experts In this place, the expected general engagement may be forced on Kuropatkln many miles from his chosen position in Tal pass. PeaceCongress In Boston Frames an Appeal to Russia and • Japan. New York, High. .131% 23 % 25% 61% 83% 100% 59% 91 133 % 44% 51% 35% 33%. 143% 128% 154 120% 51% 100% 130 71% 167% 35% 1S4 103 70% 29 59% Oct. 6, 1904. Low. Close. Am Sugar .. . Am Car & F . Am Loco .. . Amal Copper . Atchison com . Atchison pfd . B. R. T  B. & O  Can Pacific .. Ches & Ohio . Col Southern . C. F. I  Erie  Ill Central .. L. & N  Manhattan .. Met St Ry ,. M. K. & T. .. Mo Pacific .. N. Y. Central . Norf & West . St. Paul .... Ont & West . Pennsylvania . Peo Gas ..... Reading .. Rock Island .. So Pacific .. So Rwy com . T. C. & I. ... Texas Pacific . Union Pacific . U. S. Leather U. S. Steel .. U. S. Steel pfd Wabash .. 131 131% 22% 22% Heavy Firing Off Cheefoo Harbor. 25% 25% 60% 60% 82% AID OF POWERS TO BE ASKED Tlie reception was originally planned for Mr. Parker anil Ilenry O. Davis, the vice presidential nominee, but Senator Davis was unqblc' to be present, and Judge Ilerrlck took his place on the platform with Judge Parker at the east end of the big dining room. 82% 100 Vi 100% C4 COASTS SWEPT BY GALES. 57% 58% loo pairs 10-4 White, Grey anil Tan Blankets with fancy borders. ' lish and French Coasts. T2rrific Wind Storm Along the Eng- Resolutions Adopted After a Long Discussion—Hindoo Delegate Stirs the Assemblage by Denunciation of Attempt to Force Christianity Upon India and the invasion of Thibet. 131% 131% Stegmaier's AT 4Dc A PAIR I.ondon, Oct. 6.—IThe coasts of England and Prance were swept by a terrific gale all through last night, and this morning the storm had abated but little. Many liners are storm bound at Liverpool and elsewhere. The captain of the steamer IxDire reports sighting a large quantity of wreckage 12 miles northeast of Ushant. It is feared Jhat a disaster has occurred there. 43% Women's Fleece Lined Vests and rants, extra heavy weight, SORTIE FROM PORT ARTHUR Judge Glldersleeve was the first to shake hands jvith the candidate. lie was followed by De Lftncey Nicoll and August Belmont, who had never before met Judge Herrick. 35% 51% 51% 35% FOR 19c EA.CH 32% 32% Ladies' Flannelette Night Gowns, good finality flannel and full size. FOR 50c EACH Children's Flannelette Bleeping Garments, all sizes. 142% 127% 142% 127% Beer Boston, Oct. 0.—Resolutions intended to bring about If possible an end to the Itusso-Japanese war were adopted at the meeting of the international peace congress, lty the terms of these resolutions the congress will address an appeal to the emperors of ltussla and Japan to terminate the struggle, and each of the powers signatory of The Hague convention will be formally requested to press upon It »"d Japan the importance of piKug an end to the war. Judge Parker gave to each ncwcomei n gentle hand clasp, bending slightly forward. 154 154 FOR 25c EACH 118% 50% 99 119% 50% 99 Children'# Eiderdown Coutw, in nil colors, nicely trimmed. FROM 75c UP Infants' Wool Saeques Judge Herrick'd grasp of the hand was more vigorous and his greetings rather more cordial and less dignified than those of Judge Barker. oxcols all others for Parity, | Age and Quality. A cheer- 2 iug, sustaining, dependable Z beverage backed up by fifty * yeai-s of success. Insist on c having it. There is none J Stegmaier Brewing Co I I I It is Supposed that Russian Vessels Moved Out and Were Attacked by 128% 128% 71S FOR 49c EACH Lady Curzon Improving, 165 165% Men's Extra Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, London, Oct. fi.—A bulletin, issued at Walmer Castle this morning announced that Lady Curzon passed a better night and that she is a little stronger today. An hour of handshiytlng made little impression upon the rowd, although few men were allowed to pause long enough ta exchange more than a word When It became evident that the affair would last until long after midnight it nil insisted upon shaking hands many remained upon the lower floors of the club or went away without seeing the. nominees.* 132% 132% FOR 45c A PAIR 102 102 Lad Ion' Heavy Grey Wool Underwear Vests and runts. Japanese. C68% 28% 70 28% FOR 98c A SUIT. It was also voted that the resolutions referring to friendly intervention by the powers ,be presented to President Roosevelt by a committee of the congress. We are showing the latest novelties in Dross Ooods and Dress Skirts for Fall and Winter 58% 32%. 49 58% 32% 49 just as good London, Oct. 6—A dispatch to t.ho Central News from Cheefoo, dated at 2:30 this morning, says a big naval battle is proceeding outside the harbor of Cheefoo., It is thought that the Port Arthur Russian fleet made a sortie to reach Cheefoo harbor and encountered the Japanese squadron that has been blockading Port Arthur. A later dispatch says that the sound of firing at sea ceased at four o'clock this morning. ROBBED HIS FRIEN9 49% 32% 32% 32% 32% The resolutions were udopted after a Jong discussion, in which many of the most prominent foreign delegates participated. William U. Cremer of England took occasion while favoring the declarations to characterize the treaty between England and Japan as a blunder and to charge that this treaty doubtless had mucli to do In bringing on the Russo-Japanese war. Thereupon Great Britain's policy, being a party to the treaty, was vigorously defended by Colonel Bryce Jones. M. P. Practically all factions of the party were represented nt the reception. 103% 102% 9% 17% 102% 9% 17% wear. College Mate Whom Attorney Goeck- 9% 18% 75% 41% PEOPLE'S STORE, i j J NEWiTHONE 5462 PITTSTON, PENN'A. el, of Wilkesbarre, Befriended, HALF THE FORCE KILLED. 74% 40% 74% 40% ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. 15 South Main Street. Plttston. Disappears with Valuables. West Africans Surprise Portuguese Attorney W. J. Goeckel, of Wilkesbarre, has the police looking for a college mate, John F. Baumert, who robbed him. Baumert appeared in Wilkesbarre several days ago. He had l»een a friend of Mr. Goeckel at a Buffalo college 18 years ago, and the men had not met since they left college. Goeckel showed his guest a good time, and when Baumert told him he had lost $40 through a hole in his clothes he readily endorsed a check for $25 made out by Baumert on a New York city bank. This morning, Baumert arose before Vhe members of the Goeckel family and told the servant that he was going out for a walk. When he failed to return an investigation was made, and it was discovered that Mr. Goeckel's brand new overcoat and some valuable silverware were missing. It has since been learned that Baumert has served several yn-jrs in a Maryland penitentiary for hotel thefts. Punitive Expedition. Lisbon, Oct.^j.—A detachment of 500 Portuguese troops belonging to n col unm operating in Portuguese West Africa against the Cuanhainas was surprised by the tribesmen while crossing the Cunene river and lost 254 killed (including fifteen officers) and fifty wounded. , The troops were part of a punitive expedition sent to Portuguese West Africa because of the threatening attitude of the natives there. Since the revolt of the Ilereros in German Southwest Africa the natives of both ISast The Siamese twins, for many years the study of physiologists, have been outdone. A mother cat belonging to a family on Market street a few days ago gave birth to four kittens, three of which were fastened together much in the same manner as the famous twins. Before science had a chance to study the unusual happening the kittens were drowned. lip. ; GROCERIES Mukden, Oct. 6—The Japanese on Russia's southern front have been reinforced. A reconnaisance by six Russian squadrons yesterday revealed the fact that a small Japanese infantry detachment had advanced to the vicinity of Saliochese. Some hours of desultory firing followed, ending in the retirement of bQth side&. The Japanese were also discovered to the south. Brisk skirmishing resulted in the Japanese retiring, leaving a few dead. The Russians took three prisoners and captured some ammunition. The Japanese pursued the Russians for five versts. Hindoo Stirs the Convention. The deliberative proceedings of the day took on an added Interest from the fact that a leading Hindoo, Balm Bharati, was introduced to speak at the representative of his country. The most intense applause that lias been evoked thus far during the convention greeted the Hindoo, who, dressed in the costume of his people, delivered u passionate speech In excellent English denouncing on the one hand the attempt to thrust Christianity upon India as its religion and the policy of the English people of India in invading Tibet. Wholesale and Retail At Cut Prices Prepared  under GERMAN LAWB, is Excellent for and West Africa have shown signs ot insubordination. Notice our window display of Flour Pots. All sizes and prices. r COLDS, GOUT,1 Rheumatism, Backache, etc. Germany will put 8,000 European troops in the field In German Southwest Africa against the Ilereros, who are neighbors of the Cuanbaftius. Both tribes are established in the Cunene district. The Cunene river forms the boundary between German and Portuguese Southwest Africa. DR. RICHTBR'S World-Renowned IF A TIP IN CASH 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 prices are O. K. "ANCHOR" PAIN EXPELLER. Harbin, Oct. •#.—Refugees who succeeded in reaching here declare that the garrison.at Port Arthur has taken 30,000 rifles. besides ammunition, from Japanese soldiers who fell in attacks on that stronghold. is welcome, a tip that means cash for all who act on it, should he also welcome. It was voted during the session to refer the subject of n reconciliation of Trance and Germany "irti the Alsace- Lorraine question to the Bern bureau for study by a special committee. Wone genuine without Trad* Htrk "Anchor."' One well-known person's letter gut of 1 You must cash an opportunity to make it of any use to yon, and our store is the spot of spots to carry on this profitable business, because we offer a fo»est of chances for value seekers, etc. many. SUICIDE AT EDWARBSVILLE ghowman Sells Dead, Brooklyn, NavYoi K.jau—, - Gontlornvnl I have found your*ANCHOR .IN EXPEILER to baa most aluflble remedy forRheu* J7- la atism.Colds and various Mfedr nilar complaints. J^{^i'' cwir Of couct ,30» I8J9. St. Petersburg, Oct. 6.—Lieutenant General Sakharoff sends a report of several skirmishes between Russian »«wi Japanese troops, near Mukden. The dispatch reads as follows: "Tuesday passed quietly. There is no change in the situation. Skirmishes occurred at Hunlipu between our outposts and four companies of Japanese infantry and one squadron of cavalry. Our force at first retired, but on the. arrival of cavalry reinforcements an outflanking movement was ordered, compelling the Japanese to retire to Tadusampo with considerable loss. In the evening a detachment of Cossacks approached withinf four versts of the Yen Tai mines. They met a force of Japanese consisting of threp companies of infantry and four squadrons of cavalry. The Japanese retired. Our forces reconnoitered and thep returned, having lost one killed" and three wounded. Two Japanese were taken prisoners. . CkDlutubus, O., Oct. 0.—Peter Sells, ♦he well known showman, Is diujil at his hoiue here of apoplexy, aged litftyflve years. lie was stricken six week* ago. He, with lils brothers, EphralUl, Allen and Lewis, established the Sells Bros, show in 1872, the aggregation traveling across the country in wagons, ile had been In the show business continuously since, up to the time of his death, retaining his Interest when the Sells Bros, show was Consolidated with the Porepaugh shows in 180(1. Only one of the four brothers, Lewis Sells, survives. p v» m Si For School Shoes, we are headquarters. We have the beat on the market at $1.25 and $1.50 per pair. Every pair guaranteed to be as represented. Dollar Dinner For Watson. Foreigner Who was Despondent Cut New York, Oct. 0.—Thomas E. Watson, People's party nominee for president of the United States, received n warm reception last night n't the Palm Garden in Fifty-eighth street, neai Lexington avenue. Ills audience wan composed of about 1100 men, who bad contributed $1 each to greet their lender at a dinner that marked the beginning of his campaign In the east. Mr. Wutsou was loudly cheered when he rose to speak on "Democracy, Past, Present ami Future." WUllam A. Coakley, general president of the International Protective Association ot Lithographers' Apprentices and Press Feeders, was toastmaster. His Throat With a Razor and BRENNAN & ROBERTS, MtW YOdK CITY. was Found Dead. 28c. and 60c. at all druggist* or througn it'. Ad. Bichter ACo., 816 Pearl St., New York 42 North Main St. Next to Eagle Hotel Anthony Banca, aged 37 years, a married man, of Edwardsvilie, was found dead in a bedroom at the home of his sister, in that town, this morning. The man left his home last evening in a despondent mood and went to the home of his sister, where he was put to bed. When members of the family went to his room this morning they found him dead. 36 HIGHEST national AWARDS. k Recommended by prominent Phy~ A »iClans, Wholesale and Retail iliniatert.et&^^^m (7\rury's PRICES. One quart Fruit Jars are scarce, but we have plenty. You don't know what ACME you're missing if you Evans Bros. England's Poor Face Starvation are not having the Acme I i HIT rims Laundry do up your I AlllM III* Y H,lirt waists'anil skirts. Ladles who appreciate and enjoy the delightful sensation of knowing that their garments are as clean as thorough washingcan make them and laundried in na immaculate manner should sehd their clothes to the Honest Weight. Honest Goods. Is our  London, Oct. (D.—At fi meeting of tlie Manchester city council it was announced that owing to the hard times aiul depression in the cotton industries between 40,000 and 50,000 people in the poorer parts of the city were practically on the verge of starvation. Similar conditions prevail in London and other large cities of the United Kingdom, where the winter is expected to bo one of the hardest in many years for the poorer classes. Best Patent Flour. . Best Family Flour. No. 1 Timothy Hay Cut Hay  $0.50 Confessions of a Priest $0.25 85c Rev. John ,S. Cox, of Wake, Ark., writes: "For 12 years I suffered from yellow jp.indice. I consulted a number of physicians and tried all sorts of medicines, but got no relief. Then I began the use of Electric Bitters and feel that I am now cured of a disease that had me in its grasp for 12 years." If want a reliable medicine for liver and kidney trouble, stomach disorder or general debility, get Electric Bitters. It's guaranteed by W. C. Price, Farrar, Peck & Roberts, Stroh Pharmacy, of West P'ttston. Only 50c. LUZERNE AVENUE, WEST 44 and 46 South Main St. Florida Desperadoes Sentenced. 80c 70c 44c Tavurea, Fin., Oct. 6.—Frank Duncan and his partner, Kid Stafford, have been convicted of blowing the safe of the Leesburg bank and sentenced to the penitentiary for fifteen years, the full limit for that offense. Sentence on Duncan was suspended and lie was turned over to the Alabama authorities to be taken to Birmingham, where he was convicted of the murder of two policemen and sentenced to hang. When captured the prisoners were well armed, and a bottle of nitroglycerin waB found in their possession. Bale Straw. Oats, per bn PITTSTON, 'Phone. Cheefoo, Oct. G.—The British steamer Chenan, which arrived today from Taku, reports that when 60 miles west of Miao Tao Islands, last evening, the Japanese cruiser Suma fired a shot that narrowly escaped striking the vessel. An officer of the Japanese criiiser boarded the Chenan when the latter came to .a stop and told the captain that two blank shots had been fired previously. The captain of the British vessel declares that he heard nothing before the solid shot was fired. ACME Potatoes, per bu.. Onions, per bu... Turnips, perbu.. llutabagas, per bu Apples, per bu Parsnips, perbu.. 55c 80c For WEDDINGS KUuiav f For FUNERALS r,OWBr» 1 50c 50c 60c 70o Ever! Matnar \\\Is Interested and should know raftVBf *\T»aL\L\Tm about tno wdnder.n, MARVEL Whlr,i°a SS'V v! The new v•ftlunl Hjrlnge. If (?D«•- V tion and Auction. Itest—.saf. est—Moat Convmlwnt It I'leuiMn loktuiUji A»k Toor drufaUt for l». \ i. 11 hepsnnot supply the \ /jP'VpT NARl'BL, accept no other, but wnd stump tfnr 11- lnftruted t)ookt4NlM.U gives w ff 'WSif full particular* and directions In- (\ j valuable 10 liulles. Mj%ItVftK, CO. O#//','//; l)nlm Uoorn Tliues Udg.MVow York. JD^£ihltr 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, miter «t. ekteb iota Northampton, Mass., Oct. CD.—A gilt of property valued at $30,000 for a recreation field for Smith college students is announced. The property includes thirty acres of laud in the heart of the city and is the gift of Frank H. Allen of Moline, 111. His daughter Marjorie is a lliember of the junior class. The college authorities will speud $10,- 000 to Improve the property. A Gift to Smith College. Tid Bit Crackers, 3 for 25c Oil Cloth, per yd.... 30c, 40c, 50c Linoleum 30c, 40c, 50c Table Oil Cloth 20c and 25c Fresh shell oysters at Moffatt's, After being idle since last Friday all the collieries of the Pennsylvania Coal Co. resumed operations this looming, "It was reported at the time of the shut down that it would last for ten days, but the officials of the company would verify no such report. The collieries. will work steadily now until further orders are received and it is expected that there will be very little idle time, as the winter business has opened. Governor Bates Denies Report. Special Sale Boston, Oct. 6.—Governor John L. Bates autiiorl7.es a denial of the state inent published from Worcester that he had decided to appoint Attorney General William II. Moody of Haverhill to succeed the late Senator Georgt F. Hoar. Governor Bates says lie has not yet made up his mind in the matter.INJECTION Rrou L# •OLD Harbin, Oct. 0.—Lack of direct news from Mukden since noon yesterday and conflicting reports from nearer points along the line indicate occurrences of importance around the Russian center. Chinese scouts reported to villages north of Mukden at midnight that several squadrons of Japanese dragoons were making u reconnoissance toward Lachintun from above the Hun liver on Tuesday morning. They said the Japs rode cautiously and that from tlio frequent dispatch of couriers to the rear they evidently were in advance of u larger body. Cossacks bore similar reports to General Kuroputkin's rear Shot While Duck Hunting, Leading Grocer of Wyo. Valley, ON Cleveland, O., Oct. 0.—Louis Sellbacli, vice president of the Paul Schmidt company, wholesale liquor dealers In this city, was shot In the back and instantly killed while duck hunting at Duck Harbor, near Sandusky, on Lake Erie. Sellbach had been mtfSe a Democratic presidential elector yesterday. He was very prominent in German circles. 11-13 SOUTH MAIN ST. Warehouse on Charles Street. Underwear Car Shortage Closes Mines. A PERMANENT CURB of tlie most obstinate cases of PBIVATtfl)ISKA8KS. no other treatment required. BY ALL PRUOQI8T».  T. A. DURKIN. Pittsburg, Oct. 0.—The shortage ot cars in the Pittsburg district is becoming serious. Sixteen mines of the Pittsburg Coal company have been compelled to shut down owing to the short uge, and an appeal has been made to the railroad officials to get cars hert at once. We have just secured by chance 200 dozen Ladies', Men's and Children's Fall and Winter Underwear at low figures, in fact bo 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 aftord to miss this chance. Look at these figures. The goods are here now as represented, even better, but not for long. Infatits' All Wool Shirts, silk trimmed and with pearl buttons, worth 50c and 75c; yours for.. 10c Ladies' heavy and medium fleece lined ribbed Vesta, none worth less than 25c: a lot worth 50c and 75c; these for 10c 1 lot all wool ribbed Vests and *Pants, cheap at $1.00; our low The War Spirit in Japan. 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. oases $1.20 Potatoes, fancy stock, per pk .20 Pure Rye Whiskey, full quart bottles 75c to $1.50 Chase & Sanborn's Teas and Coffees at same price you are paying for inferior quality. Bass's Ale, Guiness's Stout. Dairy Butter 21 lm'd and Domestic Wines & Gins Mineral or Table Waters. Discipline, intelligence and equipment are powerful assets in a national struggle,, but what renders the Japanese so peculiarly formidable is that in addition to the above they are backed by the fervid patriotism of all ranks and ages." The wonderful curative properties of the famous Hostetter's Stomach Hitters render? it peculiarly formidable in its fight against disease. Victory after victory is being added daily to its already unequalled number because more people are learning of its ability to,cure poor appetite, dizziness, belching, bloating, heartburn, indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness and malaria, fever and ague. If you'll only give it a fair trial we know it will do you a world of good. Try it today. The genuine is for sale by all druggists and has our private stamp ovjsr the neck of the bottle. Emigrants Throng Fiume. Grocery Pricc List. Vienna, Oct. 0. — A dispatch from Fiume reports a great increase in the number of emigrants going to America by the Cunard line. There are now 3,000 awaiting passage. The authorities are unable to And accommodations for them, and the minister of the interior has been requested to allow them to sleep in empty railway cars. Shot Wife For a Burglar. posts. Mobile, Ala., Oct. 0.—Benjamin B Baron, formerly a resident of New York city nnd now living here, accidentally shot his wife, mistaking liei for a Ifiirglar. The ball from a large caliber revolver penetrated her left lung, and her life is despaired of. Canned Corn 10c, 12ic, 15c A dispatch from Chinghuku pass, midway between the sources of the Hun and Cliing rivers and eighty-eight miles northeast of Mukden, received by a roundabout route early this morning, said for several duys natives had poured Into the Russian garrison there with stories of tfKtenslve movements by the enemy north of the eastern road. The Chinese said the Japs were Ln great force, with an unusual proportion of field guns. In addition, the army seen by. the natlveB Included cavalry, infantry and engineers, us well as mountain batteries. The whole mass was tending westward. 3 cans Peas ...25c 3 cqns Pumpkin 25c 3 large cans Baked Beans. ... 25c Clam Chowder 10c and 20c Best Teas.. 50c Diphtheria Rages In Mining Town. Best Coffee 35c An Artificial Earthquake. Connellsville, I'a.. Oct. 0.—Monarch, a little mining town of 700 inhabitants near here, is in the throes of a terrible black diphtheria epidemic. There are a score down with the disease, and several deaths have already occurred. The schools have been closed for a week for fear of spreading the disease. Old Holland Coffee 25e Dover, N. J„ Oct. 6.—About 400 tons of dynamite blew up at the plant ot the American Forclte Powder Company, on the sl»ore of Lake Ilopatcong, six miles from this place. Fortunate ly no one was injured. The vibration was felt for many miles around. Signature Tea, all kinds 50c Finest line of Brick, Limbnrger T. A. DURKIN.. 45 S. Main Si Both 'phones. and Sweitzer in town. Try our 01am Chowder at 10c and 20c can. It is fine. Corner Dock Street. figures 48c SALE NOW ON Army officers accept, that force as Oenerul Kurokl's east" army, possibly with additions from his center and south columns. They realize tliut if Kurokl has eluded Kuropatkln and gained ground in the rear of the Russian position a new phase is put on the fighting. General Kuroputklu in Killed by an Electric Car. Try Some of Our Home Corned Beef, just the nicest lunch you ever tasted. The best of its kind. Booth & Co.'s ntarket. FOR RENT. Dwelling Store .. Store ... Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 0. — Sir Wilfrid Laurler, writing Premier Ilauitiiiu oi the Northwest Territories, says that after the general if his govornntent is sustained, he will grant provincial autvnowy to the Northwest Territories. Autonomy For Northwest Territories. Haverhill, Muss., Oct. 0.—William P. Enrticott, afted sixty-eight years, n wealthy retired shoe manufacturer and leather dealer, while riding a bicycle was struck ty- an electric car and instantly killed. For many years he was sue of the leading shoe manufacturer)) BufUnd . _ - _ .  Campbell, Rozelle & Webster $25 ...120 ...$12 One or two office rooms, ja Watef street. — MAGNET \ • Have your furnace cleaned and repaired by Ash. 67 S. Maifa St. 87 S. Main St. Pittston. Q. B. THOMPSON. Fillings that lasl Dr. Walsh, dentist.