Pittston Gazette

              #9 r u Til® HOME PAPER. "" Forecast Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow Eastern Pennsylvania. Occasional showarw Itonight Saturday. For the Pmple of Pttuton and TMttr. ALL THE HOME NEWS. 55tli Y15AR. !&VB aSTAwVlHUKD I860. t. BT TIfEO. HAKTf 188D. PITTS' DN, PA., PR AY, JULY 7 1905. \ - 8 P. FATAL RUNAWAY. JOHN PAUL JONE STARKEY HAS ALIBI. NEW STEEL MILL. BRIDE WAS CAGED ROOT IS SELECTED Prominent lienvcr Falls Young !'««•D i-ratHon Man. (Iwrxnl Willi Double Murder Will l'n»hal)ly Ik- Dls- Formidable Itlvul of llio l ulled States Killed Mini l'C-r Father Serious- Wtfl Trust Begins Business iu 1'ntlHvllln. ly I njwreil. rliarptl at Once. Conflicting Reports About the Kniaz Potemkine. Driven Through Streets of Pittsburg. Named for High Office of Miss Clara M. Wells, of Beaver Falls, (laughter of Charles R Wells, general manager of the National Lead & Oil Co. of Pennsylvania, was killed on Wednesday evening, and her father was seriously injured. The young woman was driving her father to their country home when the horse became fractious and both were thrown over an embankment. Miss Weils alighted on her head and was killed instantly, her neck being broken. The father was rendered unconscious and was badly cut about the head, but his injuries are not dangerous. France Turns Over His Re- The Scranton polite are forced to admit that Wiley Starkey, the admlrer of May WoodIItig. who, with Mrs. Jay, was found murdered In her bed last Saturday, has made out a good alibi. He worked In the Taylor yard of the Lackawanna company on the day of the crime, and at night did not leave his boarding house. Starkey probably will be discharged, and the case seems more mysterious than ever. The four 60-ton open hearth steel mill of the Eastern Kteol Co., at Pottsvllle, was completed yesterday and the first Ingots will be cast In tho presence of the New York magnates Interested In the course of a few dnysi This Is the most complete Inland plant la the east, the Vanderbilts, Archibald White, Sheldons and others being Interested. It will be a formidable rival of the United States mains. Secretary of State. THE FLEET PURSUES. POLICE IN TROUBLE. SOLEMN CEREMONIES. LEAVES LAW PRACTICE Rumor Has It That Vessel Participants in the Outrage Distinguished Career of the Sailors of Both Republics Was Sunk. to be Arrested. Units in Honors. Steel Trust, New Secretary. Gold & porcelain crowns. Dr. Moon. St. Petersburg, July 7. — Up to b o'clock tills morning no report was received from Theodosia of the arrival of the squadron from Sevastopol, and It Is not known whether an encounter with the Kniaz Potemkine has taken place or whether the battleship has executed Its threat to bombard tin? city last night unless furnished with the supply of coal demanded. Pittsburg, Pa., July 7.—There Is a big sensation In the Pittsburg police department on account of an alleged Joke which was perpetrated on a newly married couple. The best bread Is Bohaj's bread. Ready mixed paints. Williams & Co. I'aris, July 7.—In the presence of the highest dignitaries of France, the diplomatic representatives of many foreign governments and civil and naval officials of the United States the body df Admiral John Paul Jones was formally delivered to the United States government. The occasion was one combining impressive dignity with brilliant military and naval pomp in which the soldiers and sailors of France and the sailors of America united in rendering honors to the illustrious founder of the American navy. A FATAL LEAP. DREAM CAUSED DEATH Oyster Bay, N. Y., July 7.—QQk-tul announcement will be made by President Uoosevelt of the appointment of ICllliu Hoot as secretary of state. All unofficial advices are to that effect and that on the return trip from Cleveland President Uoosevelt was able to induce Mr. Hoot to consent to forsake his lucrative law practice for the chief cabinet position as successor to John Ila.v. PALLI RELEASED ON HABEAS CORPUS Pish Story Prom TunkliaiiiliK'k that Foreigner Thought He Was Loading The victims were F. C. Zimmerman, of Hackensack, N. J., and Miss Louise TImmins, of the East End, who were married last evening. After the ceremony several guests seized the newly-married couple and placed them in an animal cage such as are used in circus parades. A band took the lead, and, followed by the wedding guests, who burned red fire, the cage was dragged along through all the principal East End streets. Shows the Sportive lllack Hass Lumber anil Fell From u Sec- Duryen Foreigner secured Ills Free- In a new Hole. ond Story Window dom in This Manner—Hearing The Tunkliannock New Age prints the following fish story And says that it will bear investigatioi John Boer, an Italian, died last evening In West Berwick as the result of the injuries he sustained by falling out of the second story window on the night of July 4th. In falling ho sustained concussion of the spine and was completely paralyzed. The man rallied at one time and told that he had been dreaming when the accident occurred. Ho thought he was at work and Imagined himself pushing a plank out of a car door. He was not drunk when the accident occurred. Ilcl'ore .Judge Wlieaton The latest dispatches from Theodosln received here, timed half past 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, reported that the Kniaz Potemkiue was cruising offshore in sight of the town, but it is possible she may have left that vicinity before the arrival of the squadron. Andrew Palli. mention of whose release from jaii wm made Jn the Garotte yesterday, secured his freedom by mcanH of it habeas corpus prooeedundirtiikcn Jresterday afti'inoon "(J. Evans Avery and youitK lady companion were boat rMlng on the Susquehanna on Tuesday, when the fish were Jumping and sporting about In a manner more lively than usual. One of the young people remarked, 'Wouldn't it he strange if one should Jump into the boat?' Just about that time a black bass weighing nearly two pounds gave a leap anil landed squarely in the bottom of the boat. It was served up for breakfast In the family Wednesday morning." Mr. Hoot's aeecptanee, it Is generally believed, is due only to his deep friendship for the president, a friendship of long years' standing. Thut the office ing by hi Director Moore, of the department of public safety, was extremely Indignant when he heard of the, affair, and Issued orders for the arrest of the participants. He also Issued orders against a repetition of such af- ittorney, John Kosek. The hearing on the application for a writ was held In lore Judge Wheaion. Palli was allowed to go on his own recognizance to appear at court when wanted* The JUflge considered the evidence against I'alli too slight to warrant holding him in jail until the grand jury meets. The ceremony of delivering the body was held In the American church in the Avenue de l'Almu. The interior of this Gothic edifice was beautifully decorated with plants and flowers. At the foot of the chancel rested the coffin, wound in an American fiat; and literally buried in masses of floral emblems. The French government had taken charge of the arrangements, and liuissiers of the foreign office, wearing Impressive silver chains, acted as ushers.A press dispatch from Sevastopol gives a rumor that the Kniaz I'oteinkine went seaward late yesterday afternoon. If the squadron arrived before her departure either the surrender of the battleship or a battle is regarded as certain, as Admiral Chouknin, it is believed, would not have dispatched his ships In search of the mutinous vessel unless sure that there would be no repetition of the Odessa llaseo. fairs. F. PARDEE MARRIED. ANOTHER MURDER DONE VILLAGE SWEPT BY FIRE lla/.lcton Coal CD|H'raior Takes as Hh DREADED FEVER HERE lirlde a Kindergarten Business Section of Panama, Teacher. Mrs. Bianco Died From Pistol Wound Today. N. Y., Destroyed. Child Died in City From Spinal-Meningitis. At the right of the altar sat Ambassador Mct'ormlck, Senior Special Ambassador I'orter, Junior Special Ambassador Loomls, United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Hear Admiral Slgsbee and other officers of the American squadron. Across the aisle sat Premier ltouvlor, with other members of his cabinet, practically the entire diplomatic corps and officers of the army and navy. The members of the diplomatic corps were in full uniform, presenting a glittering appearance. Scores of American sailors in the naves on either side of the altar gave a fitting background to the imposing scene. Ilumors of the most diverse nature are in circulation, one of which Is that two torpedo boats attacked the Knlaz l'otemkine and were sunk by her. Frank Pardee, of Hazleton, and Miss Alice Ross were married In Plainfield, N. J., on Wednesday. Mr. Pardee Is the well known Independent eoal operator who has charge of the Cranberry and Orystnl Ridge collieries, owned by A. Pardee & Co. His bride came to Hazleton from Brooklyn several years ago and had charge of a kindergarten school conducted under the auspices of Miss Killth Pardee and other prominent ladles of tbe city. Miss Ross was the companion of Miss Pardee and accompanied the latter on a trip to Europe In the spring. The engagement of Mr. Pardee to Miss Ross was announced last autumn. Mr. and Mrs. Pardee will proceed to their summer home at Oristol, R. I., after a short honeymoon. In the fall they will take up their residence In Hazleton. Miss Ross is a lady of fine education and accomplishments.Ten lliiildings Were Destroyed, and Advices received by Minister of the Interior Boullgin report n serious anti- Semitic agitation in the governments of Ekaterinoslav and Kherson. the I.oss Will Aggregate In the Had Heen Sick Since IjiM Nlgl»C—lDc- Her End Came AIDout Five Minutes to Ncighliorhood ol' $75,000— One—iller Sons Were Not at ller Jamestown Was ITnablc reased Child Was a Son of Ed- Bedside, Having Gone to Wll- According to dispatches front Odessa, the president of the Permanent Lawyers' association has been given notice by the authorities to leave the city within fifteAi days. The dispatches also say that the insurance companies are refusing to pay the losses by tire in the port during the disturbances. to Send Assistance ward IxdtiiK, of South Main koslmrrc in tlic Morn- on Account of Street—Hoard of Health. ing-—Husband in I tad Itoads. Ordered Immediate Jail Huffaio, N. Y„ July 7.—Fire wiped out'the business section of the village of Panama, near Jamestown, early this morning. The Panama hotel, the postoince aiyl ten other buildings were consumvti, the loss being J7fD,- 000. Jamestown was applied to for aid, but owing to the bad roads the response could not be made, ELI HIT HOOT, Interment The fearful crime committed last Wednesday evening in this city, when Joseph Hianco shot down his wife In cold blood, terminated in murder about live minutes to one o'clock this afternoon when the Injured^woman last. The bullet wound in tbtijjL b«k proved fatal less than 4S hours 'fifter it had been inflicted. From thMBine she was shot the physicians in fpttendance ga\« no hope that she would recover. She improved slightly yesterday afternoon and was in quite favorable condition taut evening. There scaled to "be no change this morning aiuf her sons, Vlto and Alfonso, went to Wilkesbarre to do something in the interest of their father. Mrs. Hianco commenced to fail rapidly at 10 o'clock and neighboring women hurried to her assistance. Less than three hours later she was dead. Word was at once sent to her sons In Wilkesharre, but up to 3 o'clock they had not re- was offered to him docs not surprise anybody in the official family. His name had been almost the only one mentioned for the appointment since it became known that Mr. Hay's failing health would compel hint to relinquish public life sooner or later. After an immunity from dreaded spinal meningitis during all the time it raged In neighboring places a case of the malady was discovered on South Main street this morning in the family of Edward Loftus, who live on tiie third lioor over Evans Hros.' store. Till' victim, James Loftus, died of (lie disease after a day's illness. This was the first case of Spinal meningitis that broke out in the city in Mutineers Re-enforced. After brief religions services (Jeucral Porter, wearing evening dress, according to the French custom, with the red sash of the grand cross of the Legion of Honor across bis breast, advanced alongside the coffin and formally delivered the body to Mr. Looniis, as representative of the United States government. who accepted it in the name of the government and commissioned Admiral Slgsbee to transport It to the United States. General Porter Speaks, London. July 7.—The correspondent of the Dally Mall at Odessa says It Is reported there that the Kniaz l'otemkine is bombarding Theodosia, that the town Is burning and that the soldiers of the garrison are engaged in looting. He says it is also reported that another torpedo boat has joined the mutineers.After leaving Cleveland 011 Wednesday afternoon the president and Mr. Hoot entered into conversation which lusted until very late and during which they were not disturbed. The formal tender of tiie office was made then, it is believed. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, New York Stock Markets, furnished by M..S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Hank Rulldlng. New York, July n High. Low. 14014 139% 49 14 4S% 831,4 82% 85% 85 102% 102% 72 70% 114% 113% 152% 151% SPECIAL NOTICES. Fresh vegetables at Messlck's. years, The child, who was aged about. nine yearn, became vertotislD 1 ■ last evening ami wan In convulsions the grcati r part of the night. The first thai was known of his sickness was yesterday morning. when he complained of pains and fever. His mother, who is employed at different houses, left bin-, in the house yesterday morning. \V)hcn she came home last evening he was not seriously ill, but she noticed spots on bis body. She did not send Close. 14(1 48% S3 85% 102% loon Ice cream, wholesale St retail. MolTatt Reported to Be Blown Up. Am SuRiir Am Loco Mr. Hoot was asked last night if lie was to be Mr. Hay's successor. "You must see the president about that," was his answer. Odessa, July 7.—It Is reported that the battleship ICuiaz l'otemklue has beeu blown up near Theodosla. Amal Copper Atchison com Atchison pfd B. R. T. . . . B. C& O. . . . AT MISS WAGNER'S STORE, General Portor said in part 18 S. Main Street. "You have been offered tlie posi tionV" was asked. "This day America claims her illustrious dead. In the performance of my solemn duty I have the honor to deliver to the government of the United States through you, its designated representative, the body of Admiral Paul Jones, to he borne with appropriate marks of distinction to the country upon whose arms Ills heroic deeds shed so much luster. Wreck of Westbound Flier. 71% 113% 151% 54 Ladles' tan hose 15c and 25c. St. Paul, Minn., July 7.—About thirty people were injured, one seriously, In the wreck of the Great Northern westbound flier at Spring Brook, twentyone miles east of Williston, N. D. Seven "ears were burned by a lire which broke out immediately after the wreck, presumably caused 1D3' the explosion of a gas tank under the smoking car. The mall car and the special car Juliet, containing Dr. Frank Billings of Chicago and a party of physicians (who took charge of the wounded in their special car), did not leave the rails and were unharmed by the flames. Can Pacific Chos & Ohio St Paul . . . C. F. I  Erie  Black drop stitch stockings 25c "I will not say a word. Everything must come from the president," Mr. Hoot repeated. 54 % 179% 46% 47% nnd 50c. for a physician at this time, and the family went to bed without summoning medical help. Mis. Xjoftus woke turned to this city 181% 47% 48% 1G9 150% Kir, % 13(1V4 17!)% 48% 47% 168% 149 166% 129 Pull stock of gauze vests for ladles, Seldom in the history of the government lias n man made (lie financial sacrifice that Kllhu Hoot will make in taking up the portfolio of state laid down by John Hay. In accepting the $K,tH)0 salary of a cabinet oilicer lie must give up fees estimated to have been within the year at least $250,000. A cabinet officer recently said Mr. Root was making $275,1xXI a year. What effect «ihe announcement of her death ha.d on her widower and murderer has not been learned. He occupies a cell in the county Jail, having been taken down yesterday afterii(ii)n hy Chief Ijoftus tn await the re- at 10c, 12%c and 25c. up about 2 o'clock this morning to find her son writhing in awful pain. He had almost constant convulsions L. & N 111 Central 108% 149% 106 % 130 Chldren'A ilrop stitch stockings 15c. Manhattan Children's white and tan hose 15c and seemed to be unconscious. Dr. Oively was sent for and reached the house about ,1 o'clock. TllO boy could not swallow at tile time and the convulsions were continuous. Dr. Oively tried to alleviate the child's condition in every manner possible. He left the house about 3:30, after telling the child's mother that there was no hope for it to live beyond a few hours. The child died about 5 o'clock Mot St lly M. K. & T. Mo Pacific and 25c. "An earnest expression of recognition is due to the accomplished savants of France, to whose acknowledged skill in anthropological science confirmed in every particular and with entire accuracy and absolute certainty the Identification of the body which is so uiarvelously preserved. sult of the woman's injury Ever since the shooting he has not uttered a word of sorrow for his horrible act and seemed not to be the least concerned by the critical condition of lils wife. It is the present intention of the city police to return to this city with Blanco tomorrow morhlng and take him before Mayor Eangan for a hearing on the charge of murder. He will undoubtedly be recommitted to jail. 100% 22% 149% 86% 53% 143% 100% 108% 31% 100 100 22 Children's lawn caps 15c and 25c Mex Central X. Y. Central Norf & West Ont & West Children's gauze pants 10 and 15c 85% 53% 142% 106% 107 31 % 64% 33 148 148 SO Children's gauze vests 10c, 53 % 142% 106% 108 31% Mr. Root's Career. Pennsylvania Black mercerized skirts $1. to $3 Ellhti Uoot was born in Clinton, Oneida county, X. Y., on Feb. 15, 1K45. His father, Oren Uoot, whs professor of mathematics in Hamilton college, and there the young man was graduated when nineteen years old, after having helped to pay for his education by teaching school. He studied law in New York city and was admitted to the bar in lstiT. Poo (5as Heading Ladles' white apronR 25c Gratitude to France. itoinaii Candle May Kill Girl. Hock Islad So Pacific Ladles' wash belts 10 and 25c, in the morning "We owe the cordial tribute of gratitude to the government of the French republic for its cheerful proffer of facilities during the search for the body, for the sympathy generously manifested upon its recovery and for the memory of liim who once covered two continents with his renown in battling for the cherished principles of political liberty and the rights of man for which the two sister republics have both so .strenuously contended. All that is mortal of this illustrious organizer of victory on the sea lies in yonder cottin beneath the folds of our national stand- Chester. Pa.. July 7—Miss Elizabeth Ash, who was hit in the face with a Roman candle ball the night of July' 4, is critically ill at the Chester Hpspltal. The man who held the candle has not been found. So Itwy com T. C. & I. 65% 34% 92% Ladies' kid belts 50c, Dr. Dlvely notified Dr. Mulholland, president of the board of health, and the latter made an examination of the body this morning. He declared that the child's death was caused by cerebrospinal meningitis. Tie ordered that the house be fumigated and the body buried as soon as possible. It will be interred at fD o'clock this evening in Market street cemetery. 90 129% 33% 91 % 130% 33% 101% Mrs. Bianco was over 50 years old. Besides her husband the following sons and daughters survive her: Vito, Alfotise, Nicholas and Mary, of this city, and Vincent Blanco, of South America. The last named has not been heard from for some years. No funeral arrangements have yet Union Pacific IT. S. Steel 131% 33% 101% SUMMER EXCURSIONISTS U. S. Steel pfd 100 y. can find at this popular meat market To Whom it May Concern a choice display of summer meat spe- My wife Ida VanLuven having left my bed and board I hereby notify the public that 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her. 7-3 Daniel VanEnven. Nofnl Professor Head cialtlcs, just suited for lunch, baskets. Front the outset the ability of the country boy attracted attention. Mr. Hoot's cool, incisive manner and keen, logical mind drew for him wealthy clients, so that he soon prospered. lie was one of the defenders of William M. Tweed in court. lie appeared in the famous contests of A. T. Stewart's will. The history of his legal career would bring back the most noted cases 111 the last twenty-live years. Vienna, July 7.—Professo/ Nothnagel, one of the best known authorities on clinical subjects In Europe, died here ihis morning. Tomorrow's supply of fresh meats will been made include. The dead child is survived by its parents and five brothers and sisters. They range from 1"D years old down and had free Intercourse with the afflicted child all day yesterday. NonD of the other children have so far shown any signs of illness, and it is hoped that the malady can be prevented from spreading. The most pertinent question following the death of Mrs. Bianco is whether or not Bianco was insane when the deed was committed. There Is much difference of opinion on this matter, many who knew him contending that he was afflicted not b£ insanity but by a terrible temper. He created trouble in bis house and on fhe street on different occasions. Home dressed lamb and veal Also fine beef. •O For low prices, this stock beats them, COMPETITION ! SO 98c Dresses when you take quality Into considera- ard tion "When congress adopted the present form of the American flag it embodied in the same resolution the appointment of Captain Jones to command the ship Hanger. When he received the news history attributes to him the following CHICAGO CASH MEAT MARKET, Mr. Root was appointed secretary of war by President McKinley on Ann. 1, IM'Jit, succeeding General Russell A. Alger, and Was reappointed on March 5, 1901. I"Iis labor in this department in the matter of army reorganization was universally conceded to lie a marvel of accomplishment on the part of one who had entered upon his office a comparative novice in military technique. He tendered his resignation in August, 11X13, and later became a member of the Alaskan boundary commission. is the life of trade, / but success is won bv I %D Y merit ;that's why I MINERS' RELIEF FUND The coroner's department will hold an Inquest in the case. For 50c. N. Main Opp William St. One to He Inaugurated Among the remark Employes ol' (lie Susquehanna " 'The flag and I are twins. Born the same hour from the same womb of Destiny, we cannot be parted in life or death.' DISPUTE OVER STEAK. StecmaierS' Final "jab" at these cool chambray dresses for little tots. This time it's furious. They've over-stayed their welcome, and Coal Company licstilu-d in the Shooting of a West Notices have been posted at  collieries of the Susquehanna Coal Co., the coal department of the Pennsylvania railroad, concerning- a relief fund to be in operation after August 1, l'JOG. In case of accidental injuries not causing death $6 per week shall be paid to each member belonging to the lirst class; $4.60 per week to each member belonging to the second class; $3.30 per week to each member belonging to the third class, and $2 per weeks to member belonging to the fourth class, during his disability to work, for a period not exceeding three months. A majority of the employes are in favor pf the proposed fund. IliulcUin Woman by a ISiitolicr of SHARP'S MARKET for the finest stock of "Alas! They were parted during 113 years, but happily they are now reunited."mm That Place now they must go, and we have reduced their selling; price to that extent they will gladly George Adams, a butcher, has been held in bail to answer the charge of shooting Mrs. Charles Bush, of West Hazleton. While the woman was purchasing meat at Adams' wagon a quarrel arose over the quality of a steak. Adams, is it alleged, drew a revolver and iired at the woman, the bullet striking her in the head, but glancing off. Mrs. Hush is not seriously wounded.Berries, Fruits and Vegetables, Mr. I.ooinis said that had .Tones lived a few years longer he would have commanded the fleets of Napoleon. Admiral Higsbee accepted the responsibility of conveying the body to Annapolis, where it will have its last resting place. is far in the lead with popular preference— —wholesome, healthful, invigorating—because it is properly aged, absolutely pure. change owners, and you will be Both Phones. His connection as counsel with the Equitable Life Assurance society tangle and with Mayor Weaver's light for municipal reform in Philadelphia has recently kept his name prominently before the public. » glad wo introduced them to you This sale affords our mamma customers an opportunity to supply their little girl's wants with bright, fresh summer dresses at half their regular value. PRIME STOCK. Talked Into Accepting. Reaver Kails, Pa., July 7.—Clara M. Wells, daughter of Charles F. Wells, vice president and general manager of the National Lead and Oil company of Pennsylvania, was killed and Mr. Wells was seriously injured. The young woman was driving her father to their country home when the horse became fractious, and both were thrown over an embankment. Thrown Over Embankment. You will,find at our market tomor- Washington, July 7,—Pew persons familiar with President ltoosevelt and Mr. Hoot believed the president could accomplish the task of gettiug Mr. Hoot Into his cabinet again. In doing It he has performed the greatest argumentative work of his career. He has apparently simply talked Mr. Hoot into taking the position, using as an argument that he owed It as a duty to the public to make the sacrifice which the acceptance of the position involves. The general impression of politicians in Washington- is that Mr. Root has decided to become a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination in 1008. It is figured out that he can get the vote of New York, and with New York and the administration behind him It is assumed he will become a very formidable candidate. They are pleasantly cool, thin material—plain and colored, ( fancy yoke, edged with braid, (( and In a number of pretty styles. C They won't stay with us a great { while at this price. / row one of the finest stocks of fresh SOUVENIRS. Don't overlook ordering your supply for the Fourth—bet- better do it right NOW. meats ever shown In a Plttston mar- If you are going away for a visit to ket. There's a choice cut here for Child Drowned In a Canal. your relatives or friends, or if you're you. Send your order or call, Allentown, Pa., July 7.—While attempting to follow her mother across the canal lock at Slate Dam, neac Laury's, Mary, the G-year-old daughter of Lock Keeper Harvey Erdman, fell Into the feeder, In which the water is six feet deep and runs swiftly. She was drowned. Home dressed lamb. going to entertain them at your home, Iiome dressed chickens. you'll probably have use for something .J OEITS, All kinds of smoked meats. nice ln°the line of PJttston souvenirs, Tornado Killed Twenty-six. We have a nice variety of anthracite Stegmaier Brewing Co. Pickled pigs feet. i ! Port Worth, Tex., July 7.—Further details of the tornado show that twenty-six persons are known to have been killed and fifty Injured when the storm swept over a portion of Montague county. In the northern part of this *tate. The property loss will probably aggregate $200,000. novelties, and post card views of Pitts- We give Red Star Stamps. Horse for Sale. ton. Come in and look them over. Pittston, Pa. MAGNET, HALLOCK'S MEAT MARKET, John F. Qrube, administrator of the estate of Ebessenah Iirlmble, deceased, will sell at public sale, on Monday, July 10, 1906, at the livery stable of James Kltzpatrick on South Main street, Pittston, Pa., one good horse. Terms, cash. Sale at 2 p. m. Personal supervision given ail watch 28 S. Main St repairing. LEWIS, THK JEWELEH, Bottling Department. 3? S. Main .St. UMBRELLA REPAIRING. N. Main, Opp. William St. Neatly done; bicycle repairing. Fred Schussler, 112 N. Main. j Silverware at Lewis', the jeweler's. NEW THONE stoa 6-3 Let Dr. Moon care for your teeth.