Pittston Gazette

              BLiauEi). I8BO._Ci_ P1TTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1904. FO WEATHER INDICATIONS. (THE HOME PAPER, 7 i 1 , . the People of Plttston and Vicinity. ?oreca«t Until 8 p. m. Tomorrow, for Eaatorn Pennsylvania. Fair tonight and Wednesday; rising temperature on Wednesday; increasing east to southeast winds. For V ALL THE HOME NEWS. 55th YEAR. j WEEKLY ESTAuw.iuut/ aouv. ) DAILY EST. BY THEO. HART 1882. TWO CENTS A COPY. I Q "DAf^WI UTY CENTS A MONTII. 1 O JT AUri!iC). PORT ARTHUR WAS STORMED .REYES PRESIDENT. EX-GOVERNOR VEST DEAD. PEOPLE'S STORE COLORADO'S DISASTER could not reply, but Anally it was found tlint ho was J. M. Klllln, the one passenger who hnd fought his way to freedom from the couched und escaped death. General Quietly Succeeds Marroquln In P0**0D D»»D» | When You . jj Colombia. Had a Distinguished Career as Demo- Bogota, Colombia, Aug. 0.—General Rafael Rejars has assumed office as president of Colombia, succeeding Senor Marroquln. The cabinet is as follows: crat in Missouri No Stamps But Full Value for Your Money, Bead the Items below. You'll find them interesting : Mr. Killln saved himself by keeping cool even in the most desperate situations and by his strength as a swimmer. His escape is one of the most remarkable on record, and the physicians now attending him in the Pueblo hospital say he will be himself again in a few days. His story of his wonderful experience follows: Sweet Springs, Mlo., Aug. 9.—rHon. George Graham Vest, who had been suffering from general debility for a long time and whose death' has been momentarily exported during the past week, died this morning at 7 o'clock. The deceased was born in 1830, being 74 years of age. He served in the Confederate Senate, from' 1863 to 1865, was later elected governor of Missouri, and in 1S79 was elected to the United States Senate as a Democrat. His last term expired on March 4, 3903, when he was succeeded by William J. Stone. Order Accident Reaches Appalling Japanese Victorious In As* saultlng Outer Defenses. Stegmaiers' Secretary of state, Ronlfacia Velez; secretary of war, Diego Castro; secretary of finance, Jdrge Holguin; secretary of the treasu#, Lucas Caballero; RAFAEL REYES. One case summer lawns nice assortment of patterns for 3c a yd. Children's trimmed hats, regular value $1.00, reduced to 39c each. Proportions. LAND AND SEA ACTION. BEER MILES OF WRECKAGE. Indies' and children's sun bonnets for 10c each. "When the first crash came we were riding along as smoothly as one could go. It was just as if the train hod struck against a stone wall. The lights went out, the fixtures and everything fell down, all the passengers were thrown forward, and there were the most awful cries for help and the grinding of timbers. I saw the man next to me was down and I helped him up, but just then another crash came and the train seemed to sink about five feet. 2 you know you are not going | 5 to get something that merely C J looks like beer, but that you J 2 are going to get beer itself j 5 just as made from choice C 2 Malt and Hops. J § /'"There's cheaper beer on i • the market—beer that pays 11 $ the dealer more profit than J i j Stegmaiers'—but when the Ci 2 dealer wants beer for his Z own use he orders Steg- |[ « maiers'. WHY don't you C; 2 use the same good judg- ! j 5 ment. } Price 50c per dozen. \ Both 'phones. j* ii it Boys' sailor suits, regular value 75c and $1.00, your choice for 39c a suit. Precise Success Achieved Not Yet Known, but Capture of High Plateaus Northwest of Fortress Is Thought Probable. Cars Dropped Into Raging Torrent When Trestle Collapsed—Only Four Persons Escaped—Thrilling Story of Ladies' shirt waist suits, always sold for $3.00, if we have your size only $1.48. EARTHQUAKE IN NEW ZEALAND. a Survivor. Tokyo, Aug. 0.—There was an assault on Port Arthur J13 land and sea yesterday morning, resulting in the success of the Japanese arms. A division of General Nogal's troops which gained the table land from Louise bay und several of the cruiser fleet participated. The war board in its bulletin does not announce the precise success achieved by the army nor does it say what positions were won during the morning's lighting. It Is surmised by military men who have been watching the operations as bulletined from Port Arthur that the Japanese must have captured a range of plateaus northwest of the fortress, the highest point of which is known as Table hill. Many Public and Private Buildings 10 dozen light percale wrappors all sizes for 30c each. * Window shades with spring rollers for 7c each. Pueblo, Colo., Aug. 9.—The railway disaster 011 the Denver and Itio Grande road near Eden and about eight miles from this city grows in magnitude us the work of investigution progresses. Damaged, but no Fatalities. Wellington, New Zealand, Aug. 9.— The heaviest earthquake feit in this district for a number of occurred this mornliig, A large number of public and private buildings were damaged. No fatalities have been reported.1 lot of Ladies' belts, all kinds to choose from, your choice for 9c. Men's suspenders made from good webbing with good strong buckles, only 8c a pair. Men's turkey red handkerchiefs, large size, 4c each. Men's good strong working shirts, well made, worth 50c, very special price 25c each. "I lost sight of everybody and could not think of anything but to save fnyself. I remember well the sensations that I had at that time. I knew 1 was in terrible danger and my first thought was that I must get out of the car. At the second crash I was about up to my waist in water. All the time the grinding and crushing of timbers was going 011. In another crash I was thrown about a third of the length of the car, right up against the front door. I grabbed the top of the door and the car went over in the water three times. It is certain that about a hundred persons perished when the world's fair flier made its terrible plunge through the tottering trestle into the surging waters of Dry creek. Lisbon, Aug. 9.—A slight earthquake shock was felt, here yesterday evening- No damage was done. Just four persons escaped with their lives from the fury of the torrent. Three of these owed their lives to the fnet that they were on platforms when the disaster occurred, and the other, J. M. Klllin, hardware merchant of I'lieblo, after being immersed for two minutes in the middle of the stream, broke through a window of a coach that was being dashed about like a chip in the swirl and succeeded in reaching land. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank building. No information can be obtained beyond the announcement of the lighting and the defeat of the Kussian soldiers. If the Japanese, however, obtained good positions iu and about Table hill they will within a few days be able to bring their heaviest siege guns into plow and will command all the western and northwestern fortifications of Port Arthur proper. i Stegmaier Brewing Co -t | PIHSTON, PENN'A. | » NEW THONE 54S2 No Stamps given here. Now York, Aug. !), 1904. High. Ivow. Close. .132% 332 132% 18% 18% 18% 21% 21% 21% 52% 51% 52% 78% 77% 78 96% 9(i% 96% 53 51% 53 85% 84% 84% 125% 124% 125 34% 34 34% 40% 40% 40% 36% 35% 36 25% 24% 25 133% 133% 133% 117% 117 117% 124% 120% 123% .41% 41% 41% 93% 92% 93% 62 61% 62 148% 147 148 31% 31% 31% 120% 119% 120% 101% 101% 101% 53 52V. 23% PEOPLE'S STORE, "My iirst Instinct when the water Went up over my head was to hold my breath. I think I was under water for p full minute. The car naturally righted and when it came up the water was just about to my lips. I could breathe all right and saw that the transom was just above me. tVith my right hand 1 smashed out the glass, hoping I could get out in that way. secretary of public1 Instruction, Carlos Curevo; secretary ol' foreign affairs, Enrique Cortes. Am Sugar .. Am Car & P ... Am Lioco .. Amal Copper .. Atchison com .. Atchison pfd .. B. R. T  B. & O  Can Pacific \ . Ches & Ohio .. Chicago & Alton C. F. I  ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. Police and railroad officials announce that many bodies never can be removed, and it is feared that a full list of the lost passengers never will he obtained, as the only direct clew to their Identity was lost when J. A. Smith, the conductor of the train, was swept away to death. No trace of Smith's body has been found, and it is thought his papers have been scattered by the tor- Complete calm prevails here. 15 South Main Street, Tittston This dispatch sets nt rest the reports which have been emulated from various sources recently of disorder at Bogota, during which the American legation there Is said to have been stoned by a mob and troops called out to protect the American charge d'affaires, Alban G. Snyder. * - RIOTS AT STOCKYARDS. l'he news of the successful fighting is regarded here as the most important development of the war since General Kuroki's successes west of the Motien pass last week. It is now generally understood outside of Tokyo that the strategical value of the ground won by Kuroki will play a most important part in the campaign against Kuropatkln should the southern armies of Japan occupy Anshay and the country to the east. BRENNAN & ROBERTS Price List. Cleaning up Sale on Oxfords Starting Saturday, Aug. 6 "At that moment another crash ennie, and I was struck in the forehead lDy some floating4 object and dazed, but managed to keep my head above water. The car then seemed to revolve under my feet, and I was brought with my head close against a window. I broke the glass with my elbow, and in a few moments 1 was iu the midst of the stream battling with all my strength for life. After a terrific struggle 1 got to solid footing. rent, Erie Best patent flour $5.40 80 The world's fair flier is the fastest train run by the Denver and Rio Grande out of Denver. It left that city at 5 o'clock in the afteriloon and made the run to Colorado Springs in U, hours and 10 minutes, about five minutes behind schedule time. One hour and ten minutes is the running time between Colorado City and Pueblo. 111 Central .. . L: & N  Met St Ry .. M. K. & T. .. . Mo Pacific .. Norf & West .. SI. I'aui  Ont & West .. Pennsylvania .. Peo Gas . Reading .. Rock Island .. . So Pacific .. So Rwy com .. T. C. & I  Texas Pacific .. Union Pacific .. U. 8. Leather .. U. S. Steel .. U. S. Steel pfd Wabash  Potatoes, per bushel Two 8trikers Stabbed—Teamsters In Meal and chop . 1.20 Visit our Store Bargains for Everyone- dorse Proposed Boyoott. Corn and cracked corn  1.20 Chicago, Aug. 0. — During a fight which took place shortly after midnight between a crowd of negroes who have been employed i?D the stockyards since the strike and n crowd of rioters at Fifty-fourth and Halstead streets Frederick Baum and Charles Oyx, both of them strikers, were seriously stabbed. . The union teamsters are to be the principal*weapon which the labor leaders propose to to win the stockyards strike. Orders have been issued to drivers of ice wagons to deliver no more ice to butchers who buy of the big packers or to any brancji houses of the packing plants where the men are now on strike. Bran and middlings .. 1.20 There is no report here from Admiral Togo as to the loss of the cruisers Chiyoda and Itsukushima, which Paris dispatches announce were destroyed on July 20. Admiral Togo reported three days ago that oil that date lie repulsed a Kussian sortie from Port Arthur without loss to his own ships. Hay, long and cut  . 85 3 bundles straw ... Child's Patent Leather Slippers, size 5 to 11, were 75c and $1.00, now, a pair 50c Girls1 Patent Leather Oxfords, size 11| to 2, were $1.00 and $1.25, now , a pair 75c' One lot Ladies' Oxfords, were $1.25, now, a pair 75c Ladies' $1.50 Oxfords all solid good styles, closing them out at per pair $1.10 Men's Dongola and Patent Leather Oxfords, were $1.50, now "The only man I could see in the coach as I left it was F. II. Messinger, a banker, from Central City. lie sat just behind me and at once came to tlie end of the car, and it seemed lie would be saved, but he went down. Dairy Butter . Trestle Pronounced Safe. Full cream cheese All that day rain fell in sheets over the mountainous country stretching away from here toward Colorado City. So great was the danger of washouts that the railroad management had men keeping close watch on every mile of track, and two hours before the trestle bridge collapsed two inspectors pronounced it safe. Forty-five minutes ahead of the world's fair flier was a local train, which reported here that the trestle was safe. Lard, pure 22% 50% 23 Vi 5 Hi 25% 44% 27% 96% 7\ 51% 25 44% 25% H% Tobacco, all kinds "As I approached the shore 1 heard a faint cry of a woman for help. 1 answered, shouting, 'I am coining,' but that moment I heard a gurgling sound as if the poor unfortunate was lost. Firing Heard at Chefu. Quart root beer bottles Chefu, Aug. 9.—The firing which was heard last night continued to .'I:30 o'clock this morning. A Junk which left Port Arthur Aug. 0 reported that there had been no hostile movements since July 28 except exchanges between the batteries. The Kussian battleships l'obieda, Retvizan, Poltava and Pcresviet fire occasionally, which probably was what was heard last night. An engineer who is familiar with Port Arthur states that it will take the Japanese four weeks to fortify the captured hills and plant siege guns, which will require Strong foundations in the face of the Kussian tire. 27'4 95% 27% 96% Pint root beer bottles Onions, per peck . . 40 12 59 36% 7V4 11% 7'4 12 The only place to buy your groceries is at and I heard the cries no more." 57% 36 58% 36% One of the saddest stories is that of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gilbert of Oklahoma Oity, who were on their honey-. mOon trip. Gilbert is one of the tliYee men who marvelously escaped from the chair car. Ills wife, who was sitting beside him, was lost, and, although he is unscathed, hor death has made him a nervous wreck. lie is now in the Pueblo hospital. BRENNAN & ROBERTS, Dry crook i» a narrow flit In the hills that ordinarily is without a drop of water in its entire length. Hut when heayy rains couae it swells to terrifying proportions, sweeping trees and bowlders before it with irresistible force. It rose twenty feet in the hour lDoforo the flier reached it. and whtn the monster engine dropped with the collapsing bridge the torrent caught the great ninss of steel and carried it a hundred yards down stream. The boiler was torn from Its fastenings, and a driving wlieel was knocked off. The fastenings of the tender were snapped like paper, and the heavy truck was found a mile below the bridge. At Cincinnati, whore the International Brotherhood of Teamsters is in session, the necessary indorsement of the proposed boycott was given, and the belated order was in force this morning. 42 North Main St. Next to Eagle Hotel Vegetables at Sharp's. per pair $1.00 Many others too numerous to mention. We want to clean thorn out to make room for Fall goods. Not stock worn shoddy goods, but all good styles. • Full line of vegetables and in season. Sharp's. fruits Winery's PRICES. Rocky Glen is It. All the packing plants are operating with slightly increased forces of workmen. Among those who have reported for duty are a considerable number of the strikers who, according to the packers, had become tired of be. lng idle and made Application for the places they held prior to the strike. Elegant ball room and dance free every night. See Capt. Hineman, expert swimmer and his dogs. Fino boating and line restaurant. Holier coaster open on Saturday afternoon.2t Seventy-six Bodies Recovered Prices on Groceries just as low as they have been. Denver, Col., Aug. 9.—At 8 o'clock this morning 7C bodies had recovered and identified. The closest estimate places the total number of dead at 106. It will take several days to determine the actual number of persons who perished. The bodies recovered show but few bruises, showing that most of tlhe people perished from drowning. General Stoessel a Suicide? Honest Weight, Honest Goods, is our Motto. Gold Coin Flour $5.25 Butterfly Flour $5.25 Cream Sponge Flour... $5.25 Sunlight Flour $5.25 Best-Family Flour $5.20 Chop and Moal .1 !. $1.15 Corn and Cr. Corn $1.15 Bran and Midds $1.15 Oats, per bushel 5fa Hay, long and short.. 19 lbs. Gr. Sugar. 2U lbs. A. Sugar. .. 21 lbs. Br. Sugar. Arbuckles' Coffee. Lion Coffee.... Del. Co. Butter  Full Cream Cheese Sweitzer Cheese Brick Cheese Pure Lard. Pail Lard London, Aug. 0.—According to the correspondent of the Morning Post at Shanghai, it Ls reported there that there are 10,(XHD sick and wounded persons at Port Arthur and that the Russians are negotiating with the Japanese to send the hospital ship Mongolia away full of sick. It is reported, the correspondent says, that Lieutenant General Stoessel, in command of the military forces at Port Arthur, has committed suicide and that panic prevails at Port Arthur. Screen doors and windows, lawn mowers. Ash, 115 N. Main. Evans Bros. New York Butcher* Out. Variety in Green Goods. Frederick has everything that a green grocery should carry. New York, Aug. 0.—After a heated and exciting session of the executive bourd of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of America hold in tliis city last night 3.500 members engaged in such work here in local packing houses were called out on strike, to take effect this morning at 8 o'clock. Men have quit work in all the shops known to the workers us "the trust packing houses." ' 44 and 46 South Main St. Projecting four feet over the edge of the gorge was one of two Sleeping cars which, with a dining car, escaped destruction. It was found that ithe brakes were set fast on these coaches, and not an inkling of the terrible disaster was known to the twenty-nine passengers in the Pullmans until they alighted in the darkness and peered over the side of the creek into the waters rushing along in foamy eddies over the site of the bridge. "Do It Today." The time-worn injunction, "Never put off 'til tomorrow what you can do today," is now generally presented in this form, "Do it today!" That is the terse advice we want to give you about that hacking cough or demoralizing cold with which you have been struggling for several days, perhaps weeks. Take some reliable remedy for It today—and let that remedy be Dr. Boschee's German Syrup, which has been in use for over 35 years. A few doses of it will undoubtedly relieve your cough or coia, and it continued use for a few days will cure you completely. No matter how deep-seated your cough, even if dread consumption has attacked your lungs, German Syrup will affect a cure—as It has done In thousands of apparently hopeless cases of lung trouble. New trial bottles, 25c; regular size, 75c. For sale by Stroh's pharmacy, 3 S. Main St., Pittston, arid 123 Luzeine avenue, W. Pittston.* Plehve's Assassination 85c . ..$1.00 .. .$1.00 ...$1.00 .... 13c .... 13c For WEDDINGS E|nitf or* V For FUNERALS ■ * Berlin, Aug. 9—'A local paper reports that the Czar of Russia recently found on his desk at Potferhoft a memorandum explaining the motives for t'he assassination of M. Plehve, and announcing that other nnirders ■would be committed until Russia was liberated from despotism. The Czar, says the paper, sent for the minister of justice and gave him documents, ordering an inquiry. The commander of the palace will be suspended for permitting the memorandum to reach the Czar's desk. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notioe. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J.B-CARPENTER, exhibit, meter bobo Russia Disturbed by Rumors. St. Petersburg, Aug. ft.—The city is full of wild rumors that Port Arthur has fallen, due to reports from Chefu of another assault in which the fortress was taken by the combined land and sea forces, though the Japanese lost three warships, including the protected cruisers C'biyoda and Itsukushima. There is not the slightest confirmation of these rumors. It is believed that the Japanese are still unable to capture the outer works, much less the fortress itself. 21c 11c lGc 13c 10c 11c Brakes Found Set Toulon, France, Aug. 9.—The arsenal Are lias been finally brought under control. During the entire day squads of sailors and soldiers manned the pumps. There were nineteen casualties among the troops, who have now been dismissed and sent back to their barracks. Of the three torpedo boats which were lying at the burned slips two escaped to sea without injury, but the other, which was unable to move, was seriously damaged. It is now estimated that the losses will exceed 000,000. The fire completely destroyed the famous slips built by Yauban when he fortified the port in 1CD80, which were the pride of the arsenal. Several workshops and stores were also burned.Toulon's Great Fire, The brakes set fast on the three coaches gave silent testimony to the devotion of Charles Hinduism, the engineer, to duty. Ilindman could have ;aved his life by jumping just as tlife nglne toppled over the brink; but, iking use of the last possible second which lie might set the'brakes on train, he stuck to his post and was Clearance Sale at the Magnet Clean Seeded Raisins. Cleaned Currants.... California Peaches... California Apricots... Prunes, 3, 4, & 5 lbs.. Onions, per peck.... Potatoes, per bushel 80c Cabbage 6c, 7c and 8c William Druty, 10c .08 lie 11c '25c ,30c Quiet Day at Rosemont. Esopus, N. Y„ Aug. 9.—No visitors came to Rosemont this morning and the day was very quietly spent by the Democratic presidential nominee. Judge Parker received word this morning that Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. .Lament and Judge and Mrs. George (Jray would arrive early this afteriioon. They were driving from Mill Brook, Lament's summer home, to Hyde Park, where they will hoard Parker's launch and he taken to Eso- r four miles down the nnrrow beds Cry creek unci Fountain creek, of i the first is a tributary, bodies i-aginents of the wrecked coaches t from shifting bunks of sand, of the bodies lie burled forever masses of rocks and earth car'oiii the hills by the destructive ltd of tbe twoscore bodies that Deen recovered Identification in ises has been made by clothing ers found in the pockets, ■ad were disfigured beyond recby the rushing flood. Heads ■shed against rocks in the river s and legs were shattered, and * of men and women were it of all regularity of feat tire, r Injjlies is being made by 500 cted by Chief of Police Slioup ) and twenty-five policemen, 'own the banks of the creek Df anxious relatltes from this ado Springs,nnd Denver walk • hour, despairing of finding r friends; but, hoping against • absolutely refuse to return Message From Gen. Stoessel St. Petersburg, Aug. 9.—A message •has been received from General Stoessel, commanding the Russian forces at Port Arthur, confirming the-capture of Wolf Hiil, just outside the port, by ihe Japanese. He reports that the Japanese losses, were very heavy, and adds that reinforcements for the Japanese army Ijave already arrived. For the next 10 days we will give some rare values. This is our 8emi-Annual Clearance Sale, and we shall make it the largest in point of values. Leading Grocer of Wyo. Valley, 11-13 SOUTH MAIN ST. Warehouse on Charles Street. Campbell, Rozelle & Just a few prices to give you an idea of what we are doing: A Double Drowning. The report continues: "The Japanese attacked Port Arthur on July 27 with a terrible artillery fire, directed .especially on Jupilazu Hill. The Japanese were repulsed with tremendous losses. The Russians retreated oil July 30 without fighting from Wolf Hill. The greatly outnumbered the Russians. The Russian artillery checked the Japanese, who at Port Arthur number 70.000." Gloversvllle, N. Y., Aug. 0.—Canadn lake, a nearby summer resort, has been the scene of another sad drowning accident. A sailboat containing Ray mond Seule of this city and William Furbeck of St. Jolinsvllle was capsized and both lost their lives. They were camping at the lake with a party of friends. pus T. A. DURKIN. 1 Lot Calico ami percale wrappers, trimmed with deep flounce and braid, worth asc. Sale price  Anniversary of Pope's Coronation Webster Rome, Aug. 9.—The anniversary of the coronation of Pope Pius was celebrated with a mass at St. Peter's this morning. Cardinal Del Val officiated. The members of the Sacred college and 2,000 invited guests witnessed the mass. The Pope d'id not deliver an allocution, on account, it is supposed, of wishing to avoid expressing an opinion on the deadlock existing between France and the Vati- Best Patent Flour .$5.25 Bartel's Bottled Beer, Ale and Porter, 2 doz. cases $1.00 Feed, per 100 lbs $1.15 Pabst Bottled Famous Mil- l Lot Ladies' Muslin underskirts, deep flounce trimmed with « inch torchon laoe and dust ruffle. 89o quality  19 lbs. Sugar 1.00 1 Lot Large cotton hatts, best quality 10c kind, sale price  Best Dairy Butter .21 l Lot Children's 76c and Wc panSols. Sale price  Schooner Lost and Four Drowned. 4 doz. Sweet Pickles 25 Sour Pickles, per doz... „... .10 Sliced Boiled Ham, perglaBS .15 Chip Beef, per glass, 15c and 25c Prunes, 2, 3 and 4 lbs 25 Rice, 3 and 5 lbs 25 Pint Mason Jars, per doz... Quart Mason Jars, per doz.. 2 quart Mason Jars, per doz. Rockland, Me., Aug. 9. — A special from Norfolk states tlint the Bchoonei Ella Francis of Itocklaiul was sunk on Saturday off Cape Cod through a collision with the steamer Nantucket, from Boston f»r Norfolk. Captain Thomdike and three members of the crew were drowned. One man was saved. waukee Beer, 2 doz. cases $1.20 Potatoes, fancy stock, per pk .20 Pure Whiskey, full quart 1 Lot Children's parasols 1 Lot Silk floss pillows all sizes, from.. ,2no % Russians Patrol French Coast. 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. 1 Lot Ladies' 25c lace ribbed hose. Sale price .1 London, Aug. 9.—According to the Plymouth agent of Lloyd's, th6 coast of France is being patrolled by Russian vessels on the outlook for con traband. The agent wires that the British steamer Manora. just arrived at Plymouth fl-oni Calcutta, reports meeting, 25 miles south of Flnfsterre, France, a large three-funnel cruiser Hying the Russian war flag and having her guns mounted. The cruiser ordered the Manora to hoist her ensign. This was done and the cruiser departed. can l Lot Ladies' sue oorsets to close Paris Justifies United States. .45 .50 .65 l Lot Ladies' silver and Kilt shirt waist sets, 15c kind, our Sale price  Dmes, Paris, Aug. 9.—Government circles consider the action of the United Slates, in sending warships to make a demonstration against Turkey as fully justifiable under the circumstances. No international complications are apprehended, as the American government is merely demanding equal privileges with other powers regarding debts due her from the 'Sublime Porte. l Lot Ladles' .Kjc low collars. Sale price. ,mc 'tory of a Survivor. lira after the first relief train group of doctors were stande spot where the engine went Dairy Butter 21 lm'd and Domestic Wines & Gins Mineral or Table Waters. l Lot Ladies' silk shirt waist . black and colors, worth $3.50 and M.oli. your choice —vi.. ,$l.oo Hailstorm Hurt* Tobaoco. Jelly Glasses, per doz 25 Fine Brick and Limburger Cheese Fresh Vegetables every morning. Westfleld, Mass., Aug. 9.—Damage to the tobacco crop to the amount of over $100,000 was done in this vicinity by a hailstorm which lasted about fifteen minutes. The crop was one of the finest which has been grown In this vicinity for some time. lien a man approached, wav- T. A. DURKIN. m MAGNET aruis wildly and apparently .o speak. Ilis clothes were torn ds, and blood was pouring from i cut in his cheeks. When the s asked him who he was he 45 S. Main Si Both 'phones. Corner Dock Stroct. We Give Red Star Trading Stamps and Pull Weights Guaranteed, 87 8. Main St., Pitteton.