Pittston Gazette

              '}• ' 53d YEAR. I WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1850 1 DAILY E8T. by TBEO. HART 1882. TTSTON, P*., FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 19' TWO CENTS A CO JY. I FORTY A MONTH ( G PAGES. FACTORY GIRLS BOMBARDMENT STILL GOES ON terances to the explanation that the bombardment of Itself involved no violation of the Monroe doctrine and that the Washington government therefore had no Immediate interest in the matter.PANAMA CANAL TREATY SIGNED The Smallest American Watch COAL INQUIRY. GREAT WINTER CLEARING SAUU PANIC VICTIMS Prcxldcitt MHcliell Kxplnln* Short- n«ro of Anthracite. Indianapolis, I ml., Jan. 23.—The ofBcial investigation into the eonl shortage and alleged coal trust in Indiana lias been concluded. President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers of America met with the commission, as fliil editors of Indianapolis papers. Mr. Mitchell said: At the same time it Is easy to sue :l.vjt this new warlike act in all probability will seriously Impede the settlement of the controversy and make it much more difficult, since there was 110 telling what attitude the Venezuelan government v.ould now decide to maintain. The Waltham Watch Co. delivered to New York the day before Christmas the first five of their now model Ladies' Watch. We were fortunate to secure one of them. It is just the size of a five cent piece, fully jeweled and adjusted, and an accurate "timekeeper. It is the smallest, handsomest and most desirable Ladies' Watch made. Would be pleased to show it to any one interested. Three Were Crushed to Death Fort San Carlos Said to Have Colombia Finally Accepts and Eight Injured. Been Destroyed. Hay's Proposals. RATIFICATION NOT SURI SEVEN REPORTED MISSING "There are two causes for the shorttge of coal. The product was 22,000,- 1)00 tons less in 1002 than the product of the Pennsylvania and the West Virginia mines was in 1001. The larger part of the product of those mines, which usually comes west, is going east this year. MANY VENEZUELANS DEAD Berlin Utterly In the Dnrk. Opposition to It in United States Sen Sir.oke From an Adjoining Building Among These Are a Number of Non- Berlin, Jan. 23.—Neither the foreign Dffice here nor the navy department has received reports of the bombardments of Fort San Carlos. They both Say 110 orders were given to bombard Hie fort. The naval officials admit they knew the Vineta was proceeding to Maracaibo. but they did not anticipate i bombardment. The foreign oflico recxets extremely that it is unable to publish a report on the subject, due to the fact that it Is wholly without information, through defective means of I'ommuiilcatlon by way of Curacao and Dwiug to the German consul at Maracaibo being cut off from reporting by ruble to the authorities at Berlin. ate of Divers Kinds—Alleged Rea- That Was On Fire Caused Trouble. sons for the South Americans' Sud- Men Trampled Weak Women Under Combatants—Castro Thinks Ger- READ THIS LIST OF SPECIAL PRICES: "Nineteen hundred and twowas an extraordinary year. More factories were running then than usual, and this created an unusual demand for coal. Hallways have not the equipment with which to haul the coal, and they cannot secure engines and ears. many is "i rying to Force a W4r. den Change of Heart. Foot in the Excitement. Excitement in Caracas. Washington, Jan. 23—The treaty be.wcen the United States and Colombia jroviding for the construction by this ;overnnient of the Panama canal, over ivhich there lias been so much dlfficuly, lias been completed and signed. New York, Jan. 23.—Fire started this morning in the feather establishment of Mosher & Ittleson, on the third floor of the building at 159 Crosby St. The employes_af—UuiJ'eather factory were quickly gotten out by means of the elevators. Smoke, however, made its way into the factory of Miller & Sons, adjoining, where a panic was caused. Two hundred and fifty girls and 100 men were employed in the factory, and when smoke filled the rooms they made a wild scramble for •the exits. Men rushed past the girls and trampled the weak ones under foot. Three girls were crushed to death and eight were injured. It is reported that seven others are missing, but the report cannot be confirmed. Those known to be dead are Mary Saparbara, Fannie Kirschberg and Jennie Maspino. The flames were quickly got under control and the damage done was comparatively small. New York, Jan. 23—The Ilerald's Venezuelan correspondent telegraphs from Caracas as follows: tie Outing Flannel 30 inch Unbleached Muslin Window Shades (complete) Bleached Pillow Cases.... Ladies' Flannel Waists.... Hill Bleached Muslin . 0-4 Unbleached Sheeting |3c 10c, Ticking now 7° 5!)c Blankets 45c Cream Shaker Flannel..... 4° Indigo Blue Calico gc Bleached Turkish Towels 5c "Children's Fleeced Lined Vest • 3c Men's all wool half hose.... | . ..4c H.G.SHUPP • 4c 8' 7c 29c ,7c "Official and private.cable dispatches from Maracaibo announce that the three Germa* warships, the cruisers Vineta and Falke nnd the gunboat Panther, resumed the bombardment of Fort San Carlos at daybreak. "Ordinarily 11,000,000 tons of anthracite coal come west, and much of that practically has been shut off. The signing of this treaty will come is n great surprise to all officials and iiplomats in Washington, except those n the state department immediately concerned. JEWELER, 3G W. MARKET STREET. "I have not heard of any cases of collusion between dealers and operators, and I do not believe that there Colombia has only come to terms jvlicn the United States was on the fery point of completing negotiations ivitli the governments' of Costa ltlca nid Nicaragua for the building of the Nicaragua canal. Governor Purbln said are any." "Judging from reliable dispatches received by merchants in Caracas from mercantile agents in Maracaibo the renewed bombardment of Fort San Carlog has been more successful than the attack on Wednesday. These advices show that at noonday the fort was a huge mass of ruins. Paris, Jan. 23.—From Caracas the correspondent of the Matin says in a llspatih upon the bombardment of Fort San Carlos that the fort has been totally destroyed and that the limited Fort Reported Destroyed, GOOD RESOLUTIONS, v "From the information given us it is evident that there Is no collusion on the part of any one to put up the price af coal. The present high price is evidently the result of a demand not fully supplied. The railroads are doing all they can to get the coal to tlie dealers. The latter believe the consumer somewhat to blame for not laying in a supply of coal when it was in less demand than now." Are the Order of the Day, Tliu practical certainty that the prescient would yield to the wishes of imminent senators and turn to Nicaragua within a week for linal nogo* .lotions and the disposition of Secretary Hay, which lias existed for more :lian a week to do this, have had the Dffect of stirring up the Colombian, otiirials as well as the representatives of :he l'anauia Canal company in this :ity. OUR RESOLUTIONS ARE range of the fort's guns prevented tlieni from being effective. against the Herman cruisers. The l'anther has entered Lake Maracaibo, according to the Matin, but the other vessels were prevented from following by their greater lraft. The British cruiser Tribune mid Hie Italian cruiser (Carlo Alberto are anchored before I.a (itinyra. The latter is in communication with the Vineta and the Gazelle by wireless telegraphy."General Bello, the commander of the fort, was still In possession, and not all of his guns had been dismounted. To give the best quality at the lowest price. PEOPLE S STORE ' "None of the German vessels laid succeeded,In passing tlie fort. It is believed, however, that an evacuation will take place soon. 15 South Main St., Pittston. Huuil Picked Apples, per bu liutebegas, per bu ...  Ouions, per bu 90c, per j Dk... ,25c •S lb c;iu best (piiil'y Buk. Beuns 10c 1 " " " " " 5c, ..10c .. 10c $1.10 12$c 20c 13c 55c 4oc ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. COLONEL LYNCH FOUND GUILTY GERMANY EXPLAINS. "From the same sources I learn that the village of San Carlos litis been sot on tire by shells from the German vessels and that it has been completely destroyed. Vlllnfre UeMtroyed. Have a Look! Bombardment Was to Secure Respect There Is n persistent ruinor, as yet JitConfirined, that agents of the I'anana Canal company, finding their cause ilmost lost, promised the Colombian government a part of the $40,000,000 ivhich they expect to receive for the :anal property. Cau Pumpkin  Can Tomatoes  Can Tomatoes, doz... New Honey, in tinmli. Dried ItaspberriesTlT) Lard  Eerlln, Jan. 23.—Germany has officially given the reason for the bombardment of Fort San Carlos. In the Heichstag, today, Baron von Richtho fen, Minister of Foreign Affairs, declared that the bombardment which occurred was made in order to secure respect for the blockade. He continued: "During a blockade, a state of war reigns. Our warships have the light to confiscate Venezuelan ships. We have already pressed Castro, last July, to bring the dispute before The H.-gue arbitration court. Oastro at that time refused to do so." for Blockade. Mnuy Fishermen Killed. Defense Was That Lynch Went Into Boer Army to Facilitate His News- Maracaibo, Venezuela, Jan. 23.—A fisherman from the village Of San Carlos has arrived here in a canoe with liis family. Two of this man's children were killed by German shells. He reports that more than twenty-live Indian fishermen have been killed or wounded at San Carlos. The ttsliertneh there are helpless. AT OUR PRICES. "Mnny noncombatants have been killed or wounded. "Details of the renewed bombard meat are anxiously awaited in government circles. Difficulty of Ratification. There yet remains the difficulty of ratification of the fianal treaty in the United States senate, at present held in complete deadlock by the statehood Bill. All efforts of the last few days to get the ('ul)an reciprocity treaty, Cvlilch must be ratified before Jan. 31, up for consideration have failed. 6RENNAN f ROBERTS, Best Patent Flour, per bbl. $4,25 Potatoes, per bu 70 Gr. Sugar, 20 lbs $1,00 Best Dairy Butter, per lb.. Pure Lard, per lb  Heintz Sour Pickles, 3 doz.. paper Work. "President Castro received me in the Mirntiores palace and showed me all the official advices from Mnracaibo. These reports are unanimous on the point that the German gunboat Pnnther provoked the incident by opening fire on the fort. 28 13 25 London, Jan. 23.—The defense in the trial of Colonel Lynch, charged with treason, closed this afternoon. Counsel Snea, addressing the jury, said: "Colonel Lynch took the oath of allegiance to the South African republics to facilitate his newspaper work and be able to accompany the Boer commanders without fear of being court martialed. When he sailed for South Africa he had no idea of becoming a burger." The jury found Lynch guilty of high treason and he was sentenced to death. 42 North Main Street, THE LESSLER BRIBE. to Eagle Hotel. Xiival Committee Given Full Power " Sweet Pickles, 3 doz. " Mixed Pickles, 2 qts. " Chow Chow, 2 Cjts... " Sweet Mix. Pick. 1 qt Dr. Peaches, choice, 3 lbs... "While sfeveral Venezuelan soldiers were killed or wounded, the bombardment 011 Wednesday does not appear to have been very effective. Washington, Jan. 23.—Tlie committee on naval affairs lias obtained authority from the house to prosecute a formal Investigation of the charges made by Representative I.essler of New York that attempts liad been made by corrupt means to Influence his action with respect to appropriations for submarine torpedo boats. to Investigate rlinrie, Two Influences may cause difficulty in the ratification of a canal treaty, especially one providing for the Panama route—first, the silent but strong influence of several senators who are opposed to any canal whatever, and, secana, the lirm belief that no treaty should be ratified by the United States jenate before it is first ratified by the Colombian congress. Berlin, Jan. 23.—Public feeling here regarding the Venezuelan affair is becoming jingoistic. The government, while maintaining official silence, has made it known that it doesn't like the pro-Venezuelan attitude of the government at Washington and that it would take umbrage at any demand made by Secretary Hay for an explanation of the bombardment of Fort San Carlos. YOU GET THE BEST AT "The last dispatch from General Bel- Io announces his belief that he can hold the fort Indefinitely and that he Is determined to do so. WILLIAMS and M'ANDLTY " " fancy .large,2 lbs Dr. Apricots, choice, 3 lbs,.. " " fancy,large, 2 lbs Primes, 2, 3 and 4 lbsJ6r... Cleaned 4 lbs "Tho Vineta and tlie Fnlke during the wliolo of Wednesday lay outside the reach of the fort's guns. On two occasions the Panther steamed In and tried to pass the fort, but owing to the heivvy tire wus forced to retire. Schwab's Health Alarming, Before bringing before the house the resolution authorizing the investigation the naval affairs committee considered a report made to it by one of its subcommittees on the Inquiry the subcommittee had made into the charges of Mr. Lessler, the report recommending that the house be requested to authorize a formal Investigation by the full committee or a subcommittee and to grant authority to send for persons and papers. That congress has not been called to meet until the lirst days of March, just as the United States congress is adjourned. Senator Morgan, Chairman of the committee on interoceanic canals, takes this view and will probably oppose the treaty on this account. Dealers in High Grade CARPETS, RUGS, Rome, Jan. 23.—The report of the intention of Italy to abandon Germany in the action against Venezuela is absoltilely denied today. In an exchange of views that has just passed between the two governments they have agreed to continue their co-operation. Palmero, Italy, Jan. 23.—The health of Charles M. Schwab, president of the United States Steel Co., has suddenly become alarming. The yacht Margarita. on which he has been cruising, has hurriedly returned to this port, in order to be within reach of medical essistance. ART SQUARES, Oil Cloths and Linoleums, "Wall Paper, Paints and Oils. Palntars and Paparhanears. " 'I have Instructed General Rello,' said President Castro, 'to make no useless sacrifice of men. He assures me that the vessels cannot pass the fort, even if It is reduced to ruins. Boots and Shoes. The feeling among senators who believe with Mr. Morgan that this should not be done is that ratlilcation by the United States would be sending the treaty to an uncertain fate in Colombia. There Is n constant upheaval of political feeling in that country, and one party contends that it was unconstitutional to negotiate such a treaty without authority from the Colombian congress, which has not been lu session for three years. A long delay and possible complete failure is feared by those senators who hold Senator Morgan's opinions. There will undoubtedly be strong opposition to the treaty In the United States senate. You will always find our Shoes Highest in Quality but Lowest in Price. FATAL DYNAMITE EXPLOSION, The Austrian Emperor's Health. " 'And now what do they think In WashingtonV' inquired the Venezuelan president. 'Will they not see that the Germans do not want pence, but' are forcing a war? Forcing a War. Charge Exploded Prematurely, Killing Vienna, Jan. 23.—At a public ball, yesterday, the heir to the throne, Prince Francis Ferdinand, stated that I lie Emperor was unable to attend, on account of continued ill health. This is a flat contradiction of the official announcements to the effect that the Emperor Is in perfect health. The Prince's announcement has caused considerable anxiety. Isaac L. Rice, president of the Electric Boat company, which owns the Holland submarine patents, says he is completely In the dark as to the charges of Representative Lessler and knows nothing whatever about them except what he has read in the newspapers. No one has been authorized by him, he says, or any other officer of the company even to discuss the question of submarine boats with Mr. Lessler. CHoice Pittsburg, Jan. 23.—Three men were killed and four badly injured at seven o'clock this morning by an explosion of dynamite at the eastern end of the now Wabash railroad tunnel. The explosion was caused, i'c is said, by somebody turning on an electric current before the charge of dynamite was ready. The dead are: Frank Taylor, night watchman; Harry Florence, day foreman; an unknown man. Three and Injuring Four. Evans Bros. Sirloin SteaK " 'For the sake of obtaining a settlement I yielded to the allied powers and consented to liaril conditions. The Germans reply by filing upon a Venezuelan fort every day, and yet Mr. Howen, as the commissioner of Venezuela, Is in Washington with full power and every opportunity to satisfy the exaggerated demands.' 40 S. Main St. Pittston, 14c POUND "Not How Cheap, Hut How Good." For WEDDINGS CIahiam I For FUNERALS riUlfBiS i Moffat's Bakery Goods, v Wood Wound* the Prenltlent, Senor llerran, charge d'affaires of the Colombian legation, said: Two Stores, 8% S. Main & West End "President Castro concluded his remarks by saying, 'But it is war now.' Washington, Jan. 23.—A feature of the reception to the judiciary at the White House that caused some inquiry was the fact that the president extended his left hand to his guests in greeting them. It was learned that he had hurt his right hand to a slight extent in single stick exercise with General Leonard Wood, and that it had been deemed prudent for him not to undertake in its present condition to aggravate the injury by using the Injured hand in shaking hands with the large number of persons present. It is stated that the injury is not at all serious. Magic Yeast cakes 2c box. Just what you want in floral decorations oij short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new plione) (.B.CARPENTER, exeter st. exeter ioro Washington, Jan. 23.—Cloudy tonight, with colder weather in the northern and western portions. On Saturday, snow. THE WEATHER, Fine Blank Book3 in large variety at Ruggles's book store, Broad St. "Telegraphic communication between Caracas i\iul Barquisltiieto has been reestablished. Barquislnieto is still in the possession of the government." "The treaty between the United States and Colombia providing for the construction of the Panama canal was signed at Secretary Hay's house. That Is all I can say." When doctors fail, try Burdock Blood Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, constipation; invigorates the whole system. Hitch Over Annuity FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WASHINGTON UNEASY. The hitch which has most recently delayed the negotiations with Colombia was caused by Colombia's insistence that the United States pay her an annuity of $(D50,000 after the lump sum payment, which she had set at $10,- 000,000, to cover a period of ten years, had expired. Colojnbla declared this represented the sum which she annually derived from the payment made to her by the Panama railroad and from the tonnage dues at the ports of Colon nnd Panama. No. 3 Steel Scoops 30c New York Stock Markets furnished by Halght & Freese, stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Sugar 129% 129 Atchison 87% 87% / tchison, pref 99% 9914 Copper 63 % 63% Car & Foundry 40% 40 Brooklyn Traction 67% 67%' B. & 0 101% 100% Ches. & Ohio ? 52% 51% Chic. & Gt. Western .... 27% 27Vi C„ M. & St. P 178% 177% C„ R. I. & P 48% 47% Col. F. & 1 74% 74 Erie 39% 39% Pursell's Art Store for picture framing.Doubt and Uncertainty an to Effcets of the Boinliurdinent, SPECIAL LOW PRICES AT Washington, Jan. 23.—The Venezuelan question has again entered on a highly unfavorable stage in consequence of the second bombardment of Fort San Carlos and for which the odium will have to be borne by the Berlin government. — MAGNET The crowned heads of every nation, The rich men, poor men anil misers. All Join in paying tribute to When we t ut we cut deep. Note these unmatched prices, then come and inspect the goods. You will find them a great saving. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, Fancy Creamery Butter 27c. H. Williams, San Antonio, Texas, writes: "Little Early Riser Pills are the best I ever used In my family. I unhesitatingly recommend them to everybody." They cure constipation, biliousness, sick headache, torpid liver, jaundice, malaria and other liver troubles. Thos. J. Yates. New York, Jail. 23.—Two unknown men fought n duel in sight of the Oak street police station, and, both being bad shots, escaped unscathed. There were two victims of their bullets, however, a bo.v and a girl. The boy, Willie McLaughlin, was shot in the body and perhaps fatally wounded. The girl, fourteen years old. received a wound in the leg. The men emptied their revolvers and escaped. Street Duel In Sew York. Tlio state department takes the view that the Wash! eel on government has retired Into the background since the president declined to accept the office of arbitrator and that the pending questions must now be solved b.v the reji-Tscntatives of (Jet-many, England and Italy as well as Mr. Bowen, tile plenipotentiary of the Venezuelan government.Murphy & Joyce. 1 lot ladies' heavy flannelette wrappers, nice colors, capes over shoulders, nicely trimmed with braid, never sold for less than $1.25; the're yours for 50c. Ladies' Walking Skirts, reduced from $1.98 and $2.50 to $1.50. The United States investigated this claim and found that Colombia did not get any such sum from those sources, and consequently this government was disinclined to make any larger payment to Colombia than she already derived. Hut Colombia showed no disposition to agree to the payment of $250,000 a year, which the United States was willing to make, and the negotiations came to an end, and Secretary Hay, annoyed lDy the dilutorlness of Colombia, less than a week ago declared that he was hopeless of concluding a treaty with that country. Cor. Main, Lambert & Seneca Sfcs. Plione Eric, pref  l.ouis & Nash  Manhattan El  Met. Traction  Mo. Pacific  Col. Southern  Am. J,. Oil  Mexican Central ... V. O  Hep Steel  Norfolk & Western N Y , O. & W  N. \. Central  Pennsylvania  Fending  Southern Ry  Southern Ry., pref. . Southern Pacific ... Tenn. C. & I  Toas Pacific  !). S. Leather  7T. S. Steel  V. S. Steel, pref. ... Western Union  Wabash, pref  Wabash, com  Union Pacific Union Pacific, pref. A ton  Kt 7.  125% 151% 140% 111% 30 29% It Is a popular saying, in Brazil that every ton of rubber from the upper Amazon costs two lives. The Coat of Rubber. All the same, the bombardment of Port San Carlos by the three German men-of-war, Vineta, Panther and Falke, has caused a good deal of agitation in official circles. The state department has not received any detailed reports regarding the reasons which led to the bombardment of the fort nor as to the bombardment itself. The American charge d'affaires, Mr. Russell. has simply sent a meager dispatch officially confirming the "press reports of the bombardment. 1 lot of Laces, assorted Valenciennes and Torchons, from 3 in. to (1 in. wide; your choice, a yd 5c. Motoruian Heir to 9CiO,QOO. Wood Mantels, Goal Grates, Gas Grates, Gas Logs, Tile Facings, Tile For Bath Rooms, Fire Sets, And-lrons, Electric Fixture#, Chandeliers. A Royal Coincidence. Wlnsted, Conn., Jan. 23.—By the death of his grandmother in Brunswick, Me., John C. Tripp, who is employed as a motorman on the line of the Berkshire street railway, lias fallen lielr to $00,000. He says he will stop work long enough to go to Brunswick and settle the estate. He will then return to his labor on the trolley line. Children's Eiderdown Coats, nicely trimmed with angora, worth 89c; here for 50c. Queen Victoria was baptized, married and crowncd by Archbishop Howley. It is remarkable that George III. was also baptized, married and crowned by one maui-Arclibisliop Seeker. Table Oil Cloth, nice colors, best goods, 1(5 Jc yard. 1 lot Comfortables, the 85c kind is now (»5c. There have been no indications since then that the situation bad changed, but there were indications that the administration was only allowing Colombia a few days' grace, of which there was no expectation she would take advantage. 151% 153'/« 61 34% 95 The taste of castor oil may be destroyed by beating it with the white of an egg, or, better still, by dropping It Into enough lemon juice to float it Castor Oil. Feather Pillows, 3£ lbs, worth '5c; these are yours for 45c. Official circles here cannot see without having details of the whole affair what reasons may have Induced the commanders of the German ships to create new complications by the •commission of warlike acts at a time when the negotiations for the solution of existing difficulties were about to begin here in Washington. Pittsburg, .Tail. 23.—A combine of nil the manufacturers of refractory brick who are outside the Harbison-Walker combine has been arranged with a capital of $15,000,000. It is the purpose of the company to buy the plants outright and to operate them as one concern, with Pittsburg us the headquarters. A Brick TrUMt, 1 lot ladies' flannelette Shirt Waists, fancy patterns, latest styles, worth 50e; those red. to 39c. Heavy'pique Shirt Waist, worth $1.50; tifese reduced to 50c. Mr. Herrun, directed by his government, went to Secretary Hay's house and there reopened the negotiations, which hail practically been considered closed. The treaty was signed as a result of several conferences, one after another, as fast as Mr. Herran could communicate with his government and receive instructions in return. Eight cooked potatoes, four tablespoonfuls of grated cheese, one ouncc of dripping, pepper and salt and a little milk. Mash the potatoes and mix the grated cheese together, pile up on a baking tin, sprinkle with breadcrumbs and bake half an hour. Savory Potatoes, 12% 3/ 87 90 % 45% 28% 101% 94% 34% Silk Waists red. from $2.50 to $1. 1 lot boys' heavy sweaters, worth $1, reduced to 50c. The statement coming from Berlin that the German government had no previous knowledge of the Intention to renew hostilities against Venezuela Is regarded as Improbable. It is not declared that this statement is disbe- but the jifficlula limit their ufc AutrCi«ttiM Blare Dead. B.G. CARPENTER SCO Men's heavy fleece lined Shirts and drawers, worth.SOc; red. to 35c. London, JauT 23.—Augustus John Cuthbert Hare, the author, is dead. He was a member of a distinguished family and a nephew of the famous Archdeacon Hare, who married a sister of Penlson Maurice. .He jyag bora in 1834, Thus Secretary Ilay achieved one of ttie most dllBcult diplomatic strokes he has ever made, while his friends supposed he wns so ill that he could give do attention to business. An ordinary gas jet, consuming five cubic feet of gas per hour, uses up four times as much atmospheric air as a human belmr. canHiinuw In the aama tUne, Gns. 6 Weit Market Street, Wilkesbarre, Pa. The MAGNET 27% 61 Kl., pref. 37 8. Main St., Pittston.